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单词 fever
释义
fever
noun
uk
/ˈfiː.vər/us
/ˈfiː.vɚ/

fevernoun(ILLNESS)

B1[CorU]
amedicalconditionin which thebodytemperatureishigherthanusualand theheartbeatsveryfast:
发烧，发热
He's got aheadacheand aslightfever.他头疼，还有点发烧。
More examples
  • If you have a fever you shoulddrinkplenty of fluid(s).
  • Bothvirusescausefever andlossofappetite.
  • Signs of theillnessincludefever,nauseaandvomiting.
  • The doctor'sadviceis toletthe feverrunitscourse.
  • He'spassedthecrisis- the fever'sstartedto go down.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Fevers & infectious diseases
  • ague
  • anthrax
  • anti-malaria
  • anti-malarial
  • anti-plague
  • anti-typhoid
  • delirium
  • fevered
  • German measles
  • glandular fever
  • helicobacter pylori
  • HPV
  • Lassa fever
  • leishmaniasis
  • Lyme disease
  • measles
  • meningitis
  • rheumatic fever
  • sleeping sickness
  • sunstroke
See more results »

fevernoun(EXCITEMENT)

C2[U]
astateofgreatexcitement:
激动，狂热，兴奋
Thewholecountryseemsto be in thegripoffootballfever.全国似乎都陷入了对足球的狂热中。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasm
  • alacrity
  • animation
  • ardour
  • avidity
  • boosterism
  • commotion
  • fever pitch
  • flirtation
  • frenzy
  • friskiness
  • frisson
  • frolic
  • hubbub
  • pep
  • perkiness
  • physicality
  • piquancy
  • pizzazz
  • zeal
  • zealousness
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(Definition offeverfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

fever| American Dictionary

fever
noun
us
/ˈfi·vər/

fevernoun(BODY TEMPERATURE)

[C/U]
aconditionin which the body’stemperatureishigherthanusual,esp. as asignofillness:
[C]Thechildhas arashand a high fever.

fevernoun(EXCITEMENT)

[U]
astateofgreatexcitementorenthusiasm:
Texas was in thegripoffootballfever.
(Definition offeverfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffever

fever
In addition, mitral plus either aortic or tricuspid lesions are usually secondary to rheumaticfever.
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A fortnight later, the correspondent discovered that the man and child were recovering but that another child had died fromfever.
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These have included male infants younger than 1 year of age; prolonged or recurredfever; and elevated acute phase reactants.
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Moreover, the method is easily available in the laboratory, less expensive and user-friendly for guiding physicians to the proper treatment of typhoidfever.
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Susceptibility to rheumaticfeverhave been ascertained because of the poor quality of records in earlier years.
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Thus, the detection of decreased susceptibility to ciprofloxacin in the laboratory is essential for treating typhoidfever.
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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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These two categories often reach significant proportions, being several times the registered rates for acute rheumaticfeverand chronic rheumatic heart disease.
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The diagnosis of malaria was based on the presence offever, and the detection of parasites in the maternal blood.
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Three mice ; each received an intra-peritoneal injection of 0'5 c. c. of defibrinated relapsingfeverblood in 1*5 c. c. saline.
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Four mice each injected intra-peritoneally with 0'5 c. c. defibrinated relapsingfeverblood in 0-5 c. c. saline.
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Two mice ; intra-peritoneal injection of 0'5 c. c. defibrinated relapsingfeverblood in 1*5 c. c. saline.
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In suddenness, intensity, and periodicity, there is a close analogy between malarialfeverand inebriate paroxysms, the same causes often originating both diseases.
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In each case the logic is dreamlike, irrational and infantile, thefeverdreams of a child who somehow feels the wrong size for the world.
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Consumption of water outside the home was associated with typhoidfeverin univariate analysis, but this variable was not in our multivariate model.
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