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单词 delirious
释义
delirious
adjective
uk
/dɪˈlɪr.i.əs/us
/dɪˈlɪr.i.əs/
unabletothinkorspeakclearlybecause offeverormentalconfusion:
说胡话的，语无伦次的；神志不清的
She had a hightemperatureand was delirious.她发高烧，处于神志不清的状态。
extremelyhappyorexcited:
狂喜的；极度兴奋的
Theteamarrivedhometo a deliriousreceptionfromitsfans.球队回到祖国，受到了球迷的热烈欢迎。
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Feeling pleasure and happiness
Excited, interested and enthusiastic

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deliriously
(Definition ofdeliriousfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

delirious| American Dictionary

delirious
adjective
us
/dɪˈlɪər·i·əs/
thinkingorspeakingin a way that is notreasonablebecause ofmentalconfusion:
Hegrewfeverishand then delirious.
Delirious alsomeansextremelyhappy:
delirious withjoy
(Definition ofdeliriousfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdelirious

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We compareddeliriousand nondelirious patients for severity of preoperative depressive symptoms, length of hospital stay and mortality.
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Nurses' experience of caring fordeliriouspatients.
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If a person can conform to the usual clinical practice of participating in the acquisition of a history and a mental status examination they are unlikely to bedelirious.
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On admission already 14%-24% of elderly patients may bedeliriousand 6%-56% develop delirium in their course of hospitalization, which is associated with poor functional outcome.
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Hyperactive delir ious patients are more likely to attract medical and nursing attention than those who are quietlydelirious, who may be erroneously considered as depressed or demented.
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The lucid interval between a delirogenic insult and the presentation ofdelirioussymptoms, sometimes hours to days later, is likely to be an index of the deliriant threshold.
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The two-piano version is asdeliriousand harrowing as the orchestral, which is unique among the symphonies not just for its size but for its musical risks combined with successes.
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There followed sevendelirious, confused months during which people tried to discover what to do with freedom.
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He alleged that in some cases the patients used weredelirious, psychotic or comatose, and included many aged over 70, some dying from malignant diseases.
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One patient became suddenlydeliriousand violent, but was got under control by the nurses, and had become quiet before the medical officer arrived.
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Their minds become as delicately poised as those of babies, who becomedeliriousin fever and recover with the fall in temperature.
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She was unable to appreciate it, being almostdeliriouswith happiness.
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In fifteen minutes he had us almostdelirious, because he was speaking with intense conviction upon the right of a people to govern itself in its own domestic affairs.
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Suspended between life and death, he returns,delirious, to his country to do what we all hope well have time to do.
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As it was impossible to instruct thisdeliriousman, hopes for his conversion seemed doubtful.
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