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单词 malaise
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malaise
noun[SorU]
formal
uk
/məlˈeɪz/us
/məlˈeɪz/
ageneralfeelingof beingillor having noenergy, or anuncomfortablefeelingthat something iswrong,especiallywithsociety, and that you cannotchangethesituation:
身体不适；萎靡；心神不宁；（尤指对社会的）不满，无奈
Theyclaimit is asymptomof adeeperand moregeneralmalaise insociety.他们声称这表明对社会更深层次和更加广泛的不满。
We werediscussingtherootsof thecurrenteconomicmalaise.我们在讨论当前经济萎靡不振的根源。
Synonym
uneasiness
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not fit & healthy
  • be at death's dooridiom
  • bed
  • clinically obese
  • complain ofsomething
  • critical list
  • deconditioned
  • gaunt
  • hollow
  • hollow-eyed
  • rough
  • sick
  • sickly
  • unhealthily
  • unwell
  • unwholesomeness
  • wabbit
  • wan
  • wanly
  • worn
  • wretched
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(Definition ofmalaisefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

malaise| American Dictionary

malaise
noun[U]
us
/məˈleɪz,mæ-,-ˈlez/
ageneralfeelingofbadhealthorlackofenergyin aperson,group, orsociety:
Manythinkthere’s agrowingmoralmalaise insociety.
(Definition ofmalaisefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmalaise

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History of axillary or elbow lymphadenopathy andmalaisewere present in two cases.
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It believed this group both personally unhappy and a source ofmalaisefor the rest of society.
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In the second scenario, a patient is suffering from fevers,malaise, and a painful blistering rash after infection with smallpox.
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Broadsheets are read by the better educated whose class, income and status may make them less prone to politicalmalaise.
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Table 7 shows that themalaisescores vary rather little and unsystematically among different groupings of media users.
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Some patients may suffer from severe abdominal cramps, fever, chills, headache and myalgia, nausea andmalaise.
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At the same time, there is little evidence that television news induces politicalmalaise.
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At the same time, there is little evidence that newspaper reading is associated with politicalmalaise.
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The tabloids, it seems, are not associated with mobilization, but then nor are they associated with much politicalmalaiseeither.
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Humans suffering from infectious diseases also reportmalaiseand difficulties with concentration.
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The syndrome ofmalaise, shortness of breath and feeling a little tremulous is relatively useless in distinguishing real exposure from excessive anxiety.
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The associations between tabloid reading and both mobilization andmalaiseare quite weak, and tabloid readers differ little from non-readers.
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He offers a sense of space, of where the currentmalaisefesters.
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Only that sort of research will ever lead social psychology out of its currentmalaisethat focuses on positive and negative aspects of human behavior.
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If the period 1947-51 was characterized by government repression, the years 1951-5 were distinguished by uncertainty andmalaise.
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