Bubonic Meaning in English
word
bjuˈbɑnɪk
byoo-BAH-nik
bjuːbˈɒnɪk
byoo-BON-ik
释义
Relating to buboes or to the bubonic plague, a serious infectious disease that caused swelling of the lymph nodes and was responsible for historic epidemics.
用法与细微差别
Almost always used in medical or historical contexts as an adjective ("bubonic plague"). Rarely used alone; it is not a noun. Common mistake: don't confuse with "pneumonic" (a different form of plague).
Spanish: bubónicaPortuguese (BR): bubônicaPortuguese (PT): bubónicaChinese (Simplified): 腺鼠疫的Chinese (Traditional): 腺鼠疫的Hindi: बुबोनिकArabic: الدُبَلية (له علاقة بالطاعون الدبلي)Bengali: বিউবোনিকRussian: бубонныйJapanese: 腺ペストのVietnamese: hạchKorean: 선페스트의Turkish: bubonUrdu: گلٹیوں سے متعلقIndonesian: bubonik
例句
The bubonic plague spread quickly through Europe.
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Doctors studied the bubonic symptoms in patients.
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A bubonic infection requires urgent treatment.
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Medieval towns were devastated by bubonic outbreaks.
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There’s still a risk of bubonic plague in some rural areas.
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Rats and fleas helped spread the bubonic disease centuries ago.
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