enzootic
adjective
biology,medicalspecializeduk/ˌen.zəʊˈɒt.ɪk/us/ˌen.zoʊˈɑː.t̬ɪk/(of adisease) oftenaffectinganimalsin aparticularplace:
（动物病）地方性的，地方性兽疫的There'sreasontobelievethevirusmay now be enzootic, whichmeansit hasestablisheditself in theanimalpopulation.有理由相信这种病毒现在可能是地方性的，这意味着它已经在动物种群中存在。
TheprincipalrespiratorydiseaseofpigsinBritainwas enzooticpneumonia.英国猪只感染的呼吸道疾病主要是地方性肺炎。
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epizootic
zoonotic
- Theyinvestigatedenzooticleprosyinarmadillos.
- Monkeypox, firstidentifiedin 1970, is enzootic in therainforestsofequatorialAfrica.
- Healthofficialssayplagueis enzootic in New Mexico,meaningit'sestablishedin therodentandfleapopulation.
- This is anepidemiologicalsurveyof enzooticbovineleukosis in Portugal from 2005 to 2015.
Disease & illness - general words
- acute
- aggressiveness
- autoimmune disease
- bilharzia
- bluetongue
- calculus
- CFS
- iatrogenic
- ill health
- impairment
- incurably
- infantile
- outbreak
- pathology
- pathway
- uncomplicated
- variant
- worried well
- zoonosis
- zoonotic
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Zoology: veterinary medicine
enzootic
noun[C]
biology,medicalspecializeduk/ˌen.zəʊˈɒt.ɪk/us/ˌen.zoʊˈɑː.t̬ɪk/adiseasethataffectsanimalsin aparticularplace:
地方性动物病，地方性兽疫Currently, sixgeographicallyseparaterabiesenzootics arerecognized.目前已经确认了六类地理上独立的狂犬病。
Often all that isnecessaryfor an enzootic tobecomeestablishedis for a fewinfectedanimalsto beintroducedinto aflockorherd.地方性兽疫发生的必要因素是受感染动物进入了畜群或牧群种。
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epizootic
zoonotic
- An enzootic is adiseasethat isconstantlypresentinanimalpopulationswithin aspecifiedarea.
- A few such enzootics have beenstudied.
- It is alwayspossiblethat these enzootics aremildoutbreaksofshippingfever.
Disease & illness - general words
- acute
- aggressiveness
- autoimmune disease
- bilharzia
- bluetongue
- calculus
- CFS
- iatrogenic
- ill health
- impairment
- incurably
- infantile
- outbreak
- pathology
- pathway
- uncomplicated
- variant
- worried well
- zoonosis
- zoonotic
You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:
Zoology: veterinary medicine