1、uncurable

uncurable發(fā)音

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uncurable中文意思翻譯

常用釋義：不能治愈的

adj.不能治愈的

uncurable雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、aged malignant hematonosis is still an uncurable disease, the therapeutic efficacy is not so satisfaction.───老年惡性血液病仍屬不可治愈的疾病，目前的臨床治療效果尚不理想。

2、We are running out of natural resources. We are suffering from those uncurable diseases.───我們正在用盡自然資源，我們正在遭受不可治愈的疾病之苦。

3、Up to now , aged malignant hematonosis is still an uncurable disease , the therapeutic efficacy is not so satisfaction.───迄今為止，老年惡性血液病仍屬不可治愈的疾病，目前的臨床治療效果尚不理想。

4、Armies of hopefuls pay out half a billion dollars every year trying to cure their uncurable colds .───成群結隊滿(mǎn)懷希望的人，一年花掉五億美元希望治好他們那治不好的感冒。

5、No local peritonitis or uncurable fistula occurred after withdrawal of the tube.───管后無(wú)局限性腹膜炎或瘺口遷延不愈。

6、Modern medical science has conquered many diseases which used to be considered as uncurable.───現代醫學(xué)攻克了許多曾被認為是絕癥的疾病。

7、Based on the current medical technology, AIDS is an uncurable infectious disease.───艾滋病相對于人類(lèi)目前的醫療科技水平來(lái)說(shuō)是不可治愈的傳染性疾病。

uncurable相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、incurable───adj.不能治愈的；無(wú)可救藥的；n.患不治之癥者，不能治愈的人

2、incurrable───應付的

3、unclubable───adj.不善交際的

4、curable───adj.可治愈的；可醫治的；可矯正的

5、incurables───adj.不能治愈的；無(wú)可救藥的；n.患不治之癥者，不能治愈的人

6、puncturable───可刺穿的

7、endurable───adj.能忍耐的；可忍受的；能持久的

8、uncurbable───不可阻擋

9、uncurably───不可救藥的

2、末日之戰英文劇情簡(jiǎn)介

是皮特的World War Z嗎？

我是抄IMDB的，嘿嘿

United Nations employee Gerry Lane traverses the world in a race against time to stop the Zombie pandemic that is toppling armies and governments, and threatening to destroy humanity itself.

劇情：

Former UN investigator Gerry Lane, his wife Karin and their two daughters are in Philadelphia when the city is attacked by zombies. Everyone bitten by a zombie quickly becomes one as well. As chaos spreads, the Lanes flee to Newark, New Jersey where they seek refuge in an apartment building. Zombies chase them in but for some reason do not attack a homeless man sitting outside. They are taken in by a Spanish couple and their son Tommy. After zombies fully infiltrate the building and infect Tommy's parents, UN Deputy Secretary-General Thierry Umutoni—an old friend of Gerry's—sends a helicopter that transports the Lanes and Tommy to a U.S. Navy vessel in the Atlantic Ocean, where scientists and military personnel are analyzing the worldwide outbreak. Dr. Andrew Fassbach posits that the plague is a virus, and that development of a vaccine depends on finding the origin. Gerry reluctantly agrees to accompany Fassbach to the site of the earliest known outbreak after it is made clear by the ship's commander that he and his family will be removed from the ship as non-essential personnel if he does not.

Gerry and Fassbach fly to Camp Humphreys, a military base in South Korea, where they are attacked by zombies. Running back into the aircraft, Fassbach slips, falls and accidentally discharges his gun, killing himself. After being rescued by the base's surviving personnel, led by Captain Speke, Gerry learns that the infection was introduced to the base by its doctor, who was ultimately incinerated by a soldier with a lame leg whom the infected ignored. A former CIA operative imprisoned at the base tells Gerry to go to Jerusalem and talk to someone named Jurgen Warmbrunn. The zombies are attracted to sound, so Gerry and his team quietly bike back to their aircraft. Karin phones Gerry in that moment and the loud ringtone causes the zombies to attack. Infected, Captain Speke commits suicide. Gerry and the pilot escape.

In Jerusalem, Gerry meets Jurgen Warmbrunn, who explains that months earlier, he had taken seriously an intercepted message that Indian troops were fighting the rakshasa ("zombie"). As a result, the Israelis reacted more quickly to the danger than anyone else. The city itself is enclosed by very high walls and heavily guarded. Survivors are carefully let in, but loud celebratory singing by some of them incites the zombies to climb over each other at the wall, eventually scaling it and entering the city. Jurgen orders some Israeli soldiers to escort Gerry back to his plane. On the way, Gerry notices zombies ignoring an old man and an emaciated boy. One of Gerry's IDF escorts, a soldier who identifies herself only by her rank, Segen (lieutenant), is bitten. Gerry quickly amputates her hand to stop the zombie-infection from spreading further. Discovering that his plane has already left, Gerry and Segen escape on a commercial airliner as Jerusalem is overrun.

On the plane, Gerry has a revelation. In various instances before, it appeared as if the zombies didn't attack seriously ill people. He calls his wife and talks to Thierry. He asks Thierry to find the nearest World Health Organization facility from Israel and gets the pilots to fly them to Cardiff. When a stowaway zombie is inadvertently allowed into the cabin right before landing, Gerry uses a grenade to blow open a hole in the side of the airplane; the infected are blown out, but the plane crashes. Gerry is injured, but both he and Segen survive. They proceed to the WHO facility, where Gerry loses consciousness for three days. The news of the plane's crash reach the UN ships and because Gerry cannot be contacted, his family is flown off to a refugee camp.

When he awakens, he explains his theory to the remaining staff, based on his observations: the zombies ignore the seriously injured or terminally ill, since they would be unsuitable hosts. If they can infect people with a deadly but curable disease, they would be safe. Unfortunately, the facility's pathogens are in Wing B of the facility–a wing overrun by zombies. Gerry, Segen and the lead WHO doctor quietly sneak in, but have to kill a zombie that noticed them. The gunshot awakens the remaining zombies and the group is separated. Segen and the doctor return to safety, while Gerry reaches the pathogen vault. A zombie arrives outside the only entrance, forcing him to inject himself. After waiting a while for the disease to take effect, he opens the door. The zombie enters the vault but, sensing his infection, does not attack. Neither do the others he encounters while returning to the main wing where he is given a cure for the disease.

Gerry and his family, who have adopted Tommy, are reunited in a safe zone at Freeport, Nova Scotia. A "vaccine" is developed and issued to troops battling the infected, and is also parachuted to other survivors. There is hope, though Gerry admits that the war is not over.

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