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convalescent中文意思翻譯

adj.恢復期的, 漸愈的, 調養的

convalescent詞形變化

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convalescent常見(jiàn)例句

1 、It reminds me of our days as a convalescent home during the war.─── 讓我想起了戰時(shí) 這里做療養院的時(shí)候

2 、A frame device used to support someone, such as an infant learning to walk or a convalescent learning to walk again.───支持物用于支持某人的構架裝置，例如供幼兒學(xué)走路用的或供恢復期病人重新學(xué)走路用的支持物

3 、convalescent period───恢復期, 康復期

4 、convalescent care ward nursing detachment───康復治療病房護理分隊

5 、Summer passed into autumn. Henry's wound had healed and he was due to take convalescent leave in October.───夏去秋來(lái)。亨利的傷口愈合了，預定十月間他可以享受一段康復假。

6 、Convalescent factors and adverse in Mount───廬山療養因子與療養不良

7 、A clinical observation of breath muscles functional training in convalescent patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease───慢性阻塞性肺疾病康復期患者呼吸肌功能鍛煉臨床觀(guān)察

8 、convalescent home───康復醫院休養院

9 、Expression of lymphocytes and its subsets in severe acute respiratory sydrome during convalescent phase───傳染性非典型肺炎恢復期淋巴細胞及其亞群的變化

10 、(3)Convalescent treatment: spasticity treatment and functional training.───恢復期處理：痙攣狀態(tài)的處理及功能鍛煉。

11 、At the convalescent home, Aeron's daily ration of custard, requiring an egg, was regarded as royal fare───在療養院里，埃倫每天能吃到一份配給的牛奶旦凍。這種只消一只雞蛋就能制成的旦凍已被認為是上等點(diǎn)心。

12 、Keywords Zhuhai Seaide Convalescent factors Environment;───關(guān)鍵詞珠海;海濱;療養因子;環(huán)境;

13 、But there were a few irreverent snickers from convalescent officers when Rhett spoke of bravery.───不過(guò)，當瑞德說(shuō)到勇敢時(shí)，在場(chǎng)那幾位康復的軍官中便有人在鄙夷地竊笑了。

14 、a frame device used to support someone,such as an infant learning to walk or a convalescent learning to walk again───支持物，用于支持某人的構架裝置，例如供幼兒學(xué)走路用的或供恢復期病人重新學(xué)走路用的支持物

15 、At last she was pronounced upon the mend and then convalescent.───她的病情終于宣告有了好轉—不久就恢復健康了。

16 、Financial affairs management of convalescent hospital under marketing economy───市場(chǎng)經(jīng)濟形勢下療養院的財務(wù)管理工作

17 、convalescent patient diet───恢復期病人膳食, 恢復期患者膳食

18 、Objective: to probe into the influence of sociality skills training on sociality anxiety in schizophrenia patients at convalescent stage.───探討社交技能訓練對恢復期精神分裂癥病人社交焦慮的影響。

19 、He's getting along hand over hand; he'll soon be convalescent.───他的情況逐步有了起色，不久就會(huì )康復的。

20 、I have to read to the seniors at the convalescent home in an hour.─── 一小時(shí)后我得去療養院給老人讀書(shū)

21 、An analysis about effects of medical came in aged patients with hypertension during convalescent period───對老年高血壓病人康復期的護理效果分析

22 、In a convalescent home in Chicago, a brain-dead Don Self stares out the window and drools.───在芝加哥的一個(gè)康復院，腦癡呆的賽爾夫盯著(zhù)窗外看著(zhù)，流著(zhù)口水。

23 、Of 32 patients from whom acute and convalescent sera were available, all had rising antibody titers to this coronavirus.───從32名急性和恢復期中的患者所得到的血清，均培養出這種冠狀病毒的抗體。

24 、In order to repay them, I joined the Community Service Club at my school - where like-minded students go out to convalescent homes to serenade and entertain lonely elders.───為了回饋他們,我加入學(xué)校的社區服務(wù)團一群有心的學(xué)生去到老人院,以彈唱的方式娛樂(lè )寂寞的老人。

25 、Henry's wound had healed and he was due to take convalescent leave in October───亨利的傷口愈合了，預定十月間他可以享受一段康復假。

26 、MMg could significantly improve the disorder of hemorheology, LPO & SOD in patients with convalescent cerebral infarction and by this mechanism it has got better clinical results than that wmg has.───對腦梗塞恢復期的治療 ,中藥組療效顯著(zhù)優(yōu)于西藥組 ,其機理可能是對血液流變性、LPO及SOD水平的顯著(zhù)改善作用

27 、Immune Development in Convalescent IBD Chickens───傳染性法氏囊病康復雞群的免疫變化

28 、Perhaps it was when I held the hand of a very frail woman at the Convalescent Hospital.───或許,那是當我在療養院中握著(zhù)一個(gè)非常虛弱的女人的手時(shí)吧!

29 、Methods:We measured the serum ACMA levels in 27 RHD subjects ,30 convalescent subjects and 32 healthy children as control with enzyme-link immunosorbent assay .───方法 :采用酶聯(lián)免疫吸附法 (ELISA)檢測 2 7例RHD活動(dòng)期、30例靜止期患兒及 32例健康兒童的血清ACMA。

30 、Thirty cities,provinces and many large enterprises in the country set up sanatoriums or convalescent homes here.───國內三十個(gè)省市及若干個(gè)大企業(yè)在這里設有健康療養院所。

31 、Objective Discuss the impact of mentality nursing over patient recovery at brain apoplexy hemiplegia convalescent stage.───摘要目的探討腦卒中偏癱恢復期心理康復護理對患者恢復的影響。

32 、Once this deck is clean, the sick can convalesce here.─── 等艙面收拾干凈 患者可以在這里休養

33 、Objective To explore character and correlation of convalescent schizophrenic interpersonal trust degree and anxiety.───了解恢復期精神分裂癥的人際信任度、焦慮的特征及其相關(guān)性。

34 、We're all just trying to *ing convalesce here.─── 我們*都只是想要在這兒慢慢康復

35 、Compared with control group,IL 2 level was signnificantly decreased,and IL 4 and 10 concentrations were remarkably increased in patients with acute stage of asthma( P< 0.05); whereas they were all returned to normal in convalescent stage.───哮喘急性發(fā)作期患者PBMC產(chǎn)生的IL 2水平較正常對照組明顯下降 (P

36 、newborn convalescent care unit───新生兒恢復期(護理)監護病房

37 、They told me you were at the convalescent home looking for him.─── 他們告訴我你們去了康復之家 找他

38 、Method:Multistage DSE and dynamic 3- dimensional echocardio- graphy( 3- DE) were performed to calculate LVV in32 controls( Group A) and35 convalescent pa- tients with AMI( Group B) .───方法 :DSE采用分級負荷方法 ,用動(dòng)態(tài)三維超聲心動(dòng)圖 ( 3- DE)測定 32例正常人 ( A組 )和 35例 AMI恢復期患者 ( B組 ) L VV。

39 、Plasma PT, HPT, Factor VII and Factor X activities in convalescent phase showed improvement with different degree compared with onset phase.───各型肝炎發(fā)病期與恢復期結果比較，恢復期較發(fā)病期四項指標均有不同程度改善。

40 、Application and development of medical mineralp spring in convalescent medicine───醫療礦泉在療養醫學(xué)中的應用與發(fā)展

41 、convalescent depot───康復營(yíng)

42 、Treatment or care given to convalescent patients after release from a hospital.───愈后治療與護理對康復期病人出院后進(jìn)行的治療與護理。

43 、a convalescent needs uninterrupted sleep.───康復期的病人需要不受干擾的睡眠。

44 、In his fear lest he might fatigue or annoy the convalescent, he stepped behind him to smile.───為了避免使初愈的人疲乏或厭煩，他就待在病人的后面對他微笑。

45 、To observe the effect of Pueraria lobata flavone on endurance exercised rat's convalescent liver glycogen and muscle glycogen.───摘要通過(guò)動(dòng)物實(shí)驗，觀(guān)察葛根總黃酮對大強度耐力訓練后大鼠的肌糖原和肌糖原恢復的影響。

46 、Visiting hours in acute wards will be no more than four hours per day; and no more than six hours per day for convalescent and infirmary wards;───急癥病房每日探訪(fǎng)時(shí)間不多于四小時(shí);康復及療養病房每日不多于六小時(shí)。

47 、Luzhin visited the convalescent and left in a rage when the young man made no attempt to hide his dislike for him.───盧澤前來(lái)探望病人;由于這位年輕人公開(kāi)對他表示厭惡，盧津大怒而去。

48 、Lizzie, this is a music conservatory, not a convalescent home.─── 麗茲 這是音樂(lè )學(xué)院 不是康復中心

49 、Cared for elderly, convalescent, or handicapped person in home.───到病人家中照顧年長(cháng)者，康復者，或殘障者。

50 、Clear instructions should be given to convalescent cases to return to the health care facility from which they were discharged if their condition deteriorates and any further symptoms develop.───其出院的醫療機構應該對病人進(jìn)行詳細的指導，以防一旦病人情況惡化或者出現其他癥狀。

51 、I was plagued with a fever and have come back to convalesce.─── 我發(fā)了燒 不得不回來(lái)休養

52 、Application of intervention nursing technique for senilecerebralapoplexypatients complicated with hemiparalysis of convalescent stage───介護技術(shù)在老年腦卒中偏癱病人恢復期的應用

53 、a program of physical therapy for a convalescent.───為康復病人而設置的醫療計劃表

54 、Convalescent phase reactant───恢復期反應物

55 、I treated him as a convalescent, not as a sick man.───我把他當作正在康復的人，而不是病人。

56 、a convalescent nursing home───康復院

57 、convalescent care───恢復期治療, 康復治療

58 、convalescent clinic───康復診所

59 、Convalescent and Rehabilitation───恢復病人與康復

60 、a convalescent home(= a type of hospital where people go to get well after an illness)───康復醫院

61 、His failing health, which troubled him throughout his life, caused him to return to England on convalescent leave.───他每況日下的健康（他一生都忍受著(zhù)它的煎熬）讓他不得不返回英國療養。

62 、care and treatment of a convalescent patient.───對逐漸康復的病人的關(guān)心照顧。

63 、During her 1887 visit to St Ives, Cornwall, Schjerfbeck painted "The Convalescent".───在謝夫貝克1887年旅行康沃爾的過(guò)程中，她創(chuàng )作出了油畫(huà)“康復的病人”。

64 、Her cheeks began to fill out after she'd been in the convalescent hospital for a couple of months.───在療養院養了兩個(gè)月以后,她的臉漸漸變圓了。

65 、a convalescent diet───恢復期的飲食

66 、Xiong Bo; Yu Yunfeng; Tian Miao; et al（Naval Convalescent Zone; Hangzhou Sanatorium; Nanjing Military Command; Hangzhou 310002; Zhejiang; China）;───南京軍區杭州療養院海勤療養區;

67 、and when Catherine was convalescent, she insisted on conveying her to Thrushcross Grange: for which deliverance we were very grateful.───我也探身向前，為的是想作手勢給希刺克厲夫，我已經(jīng)聽(tīng)出他的腳步聲了，叫他不要再走過(guò)來(lái)。

68 、"The Convalescent" is featured by the child's stunned, melancholy expression.───"正在康復的人"主要突出描繪了兒童發(fā)呆、憂(yōu)郁的表情。

69 、A program of physical therapyfor a convalescent.───為康復病人而設置的醫療計劃表。

70 、I stayed for some time with this happy family which directed every waking thought to the son who had brought them a convalescent heart.───我在幸福的家庭里住了幾天，全家都為給他們帶來(lái)一顆治愈了的心的人忙碌著(zhù)。

71 、Construction of phage antibody library for Fab fragment from a convalescent patient infected with SARS coronavirus───抗SARS-CoV抗原的人源Fab段噬菌體抗體庫的構建

72 、During her 1887 visit to St Ives, Cornwall, Schjerfbeck painted “The Convalescent”.───1887年訪(fǎng)問(wèn)康沃爾的圣艾夫斯期間，她創(chuàng )作了“正在康復的病人”。

73 、Realizations of health education implemented in patients with tension during convalescent period───對高血壓病人在療養期間實(shí)施健康教育的體會(huì )

74 、Insulin, glucagon and blood sugar were neasured in 40 newborn infants with HIE and 24 normal infants (control)by radioimmunoassar, each in acute stage and convalescent stage.───應用放射免疫法檢測了40例缺氧缺血性腦病(HIE)新生兒及24例正常足月新生兒作對照血中胰島素、胰高糖素、血糖在急性期及恢復期各測一次。

75 、Investigation about postoperational convalescent training of congenital muscular torticollis───先天性肌性斜頸術(shù)后康復訓練探討

76 、inpatient convalescent care detachment───住院傷病員康復治療分隊

77 、It reminds me of when she ran the house as a convalescent home during the war.─── 這讓我想起戰爭時(shí)期 她把大宅變成了 療養院的時(shí)候

78 、Natural spring not only contributes to excreting the toxin from the body, promoting blood circulation, but also has convalescent treatment effect.───天然溫泉不僅可以有助于排出體內毒素，促進(jìn)血液循環(huán)，而且有治病療養之功效。

79 、Relationship of IgG antibody level and its duration with prognosis in convalescent patients with severe acute respiratory syndrome───傳染性非典型肺炎康復者IgG抗體水平及其持續時(shí)間與預后的關(guān)系

80 、This paper discusses the concept,contents and establishment method of the electronic convalescent record.───對電子療案的概念、內容及建立方法進(jìn)行了探討。

81 、carrier in convalescent period───恢復期病原攜帶者

82 、Effect of supported balance training on the balance and activities of daily living in convalescent stroke patients───減重平衡訓練對腦卒中恢復期患者平衡及日常生活活動(dòng)能力的影響

83 、I was hoping you'd visit me, as I convalesce.─── 我還希望我療傷期間你會(huì )來(lái)看我

84 、convalescent center───康復中心

85 、I understand the governor has tasked you with being his eyes and ears while he convalesces.─── 我知道在總督康復期間 指派了你做他的耳目

86 、convalescent status───恢復期狀況, 恢復期狀態(tài)

87 、Effect of Blood-letting Puncture on Fibrinolytic System in Convalescent Patients with Cerebral Infarction───刺絡(luò )放血療法對腦梗塞恢復期患者纖溶系統的影響

88 、Ginseng is the usual gift for a convalescent.───人參是送給康復期病人的常見(jiàn)饋贈。

89 、Convalescent children are difficult to keep in bed.───很難讓康復期的孩子們待在床上。

90 、A Clinical Study of Influence of Herbal Medicine Intervention on Convalescent Symptoms and Life Quality During Chemotherapy in Malignant Tumor of Gynecology───中藥干預對婦科惡性腫瘤患者化療間期與康復期中醫癥狀和生存質(zhì)量影響的臨床研究

Val詞根？

詞根：val 強

invalid 病弱的，傷殘的，病人，傷病員

invalidity (因病殘而)喪失工作能力

invalidism 久病，傷殘

valiant 勇敢的，勇猛的，英勇的

valour 勇猛，英勇

valorous 勇猛的，英勇的

convalesce 漸愈，恢復健康

convalescent 恢復健康的，漸愈的

prevalence  優(yōu)勢；盛行

關(guān)于“health”的英語(yǔ)作文求大神幫助

Health The word "health" derives from Middle English helthe, meaning hale, hearty, sound in wind and limb. Dictionary definitions allude to soundness and efficient functioning and give the same meaning to financial health as to bodily health. Modern medical practice and public health are concerned about the health of individuals and populations. However, for most individuals and for many cultures, health is a philosophical and subjective concept, associated with contentment and often taken for granted when all is going well. Health in this sense is difficult to describe or define, but its absence is readily recognizable, even when replaced by minor departures from an accustomed level of health. Definitions and Concepts of Health In the preamble to the constitution of the World Health Organization (WHO) health is described as "a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." This description has often been criticized as being too vague. Further, it describes an ideal state rarely attained by most people, and it contains no ingredients that can be readily measured or counted, either at the individual or the population level. Another definition, composed by specialists in preventive medicine, specifies some tangible components of health; calling it "a state characterized by anatomical, physiological, and psychological integrity; ability to perform personally valued family, work, and community roles; ability to deal with physical, biological, psychological, and social stress; a feeling of well-being; and freedom from the risk of disease and untimely death" (Stokes, Noren, and Shindell, 1982). Everything mentioned in this definition can be measured and counted at the individual and at the population level, although assessing "a feeling of well-being" may be a challenge, and "freedom from the risk of disease and untimely death" is not an achievable state. An increasing level of interest in health promotion in the early 1980s inspired a WHO working group to compose a definition recognizing the role of individuals and communities in determining their own health status. They can be paraphrased to the extent to which an individual or a group is able to realize aspirations and satisfy needs and to change or cope with the environment. Health is a resource for everyday life, not the objective of living; it is a positive concept, emphasizing social and personal resources as well as physical capabilities (Last, ed., 2000). This definition draws attention to the need for partnerships among individuals and communities, and to the importance of protecting the integrity of the environment in the cause of promoting good health. Moreover, many aspects of this definition are measurable. The health of humans cannot be dissociated from the health of the life-supporting ecosystems with which humans interact and are interdependent. Moreover, no matter how healthy the present generation may be, the health of future generations is dependent upon the integrity and sustainability of these ecosystems. A definition of "sustainable health" that recognizes this interconnectedness states that health is a sustainable state of equilibrium among humans and other living things that share the earth (Last, ed., 2000). The key word in this definition is "equilibrium" meaning harmony. Human beings cannot long remain healthy in an environment in which they are out of harmony with other living things, or if other living things are dead or dying as a consequence of people's actions. This is true of all life forms, from the smallest microorganisms to the largest mammals. Since the mid–twentieth century, medical professionals have been trying to "conquer" pathogenic microorganisms with antibiotics. This is a war that ultimately cannot be won because micro-organisms have very short generation times, measurable in minutes. Microorganisms can therefore adapt to the challenge of antibiotics by evolving and producing antibiotic-resistant strains much more rapidly than new antibiotics can be developed. An alternative to antibiotics, which is perhaps insufficiently implemented, is based on the ecological concept that humans are an integral part of the global ecosystem. Immunization programs aimed at protecting people from diphtheria, tetanus, and other diseases have been very effective. The microorganisms responsible for these diseases are still there, in people's throats, in the soil, wherever is their usual habitat. But once protected by immunization, people can live in harmony with these otherwise dangerous microbes. The challenge is to develop methods that will enable humans to live in harmony with other dangerous microorganisms and insect vectors of disease. This is a more certain way to ensure long-term health for the population than the impossible goal of attempting to exterminate these other life forms. Pathogens that have no other host than humans can sometimes be eradicated, as the smallpox virus was, and as the polio virus could soon be, at least regionally if not globally; but eradication is not feasible with microorganisms that can survive out-side human hosts. Health Theories and Their Practical Application Beliefs about the foundations of good health are inseparable from theories of disease. Primitive beliefs about good and evil spirits; the benevolent or malevolent intervention of fate, gods, or ancestors; disease as a punishment for sin (Murdock, 1980); theories such as those of Aristotle and Galen about the balance of bodily fluids (humors) and about the effects of miasmas or "bad air" survive in the names by which we know some common diseases, including influenza, malaria, cholera, and rheumatism. A preference for holiday resorts and convalescent hospitals at the seaside or in the mountains reflects a belief in the notion that some environments are inherently healthier than others—as, indeed, abundant evidence demonstrates. Scientists can trace the evolution of medical science in the changing nomenclature of disease. Some modern diagnostic labels indicate a precise understanding of the causal mechanisms of disease—streptococal septicemia is, literally, the poisoning of the blood by streptococcus bacteria. Some that sound impressive, such as thrombocytopenic purpura (bruising associated with a deficiency of thrombocytes, or blood platelets) reveal partial knowledge: scientists know what causes the bleeding but not what causes the deficiency of platelets. Other disease names are deservedly vague—essential hypertension confesses out ignorance about what actually causes high blood pressure. Modern medicine and public health embrace several theories that are confirmed by abundant empirical and experimental evidence, and medical professionals have an increasingly broad and deep understanding of the ways in which health of individuals and populations can be impaired, endangered, of permanently lost. Scientists know that many diseases are caused by invading pathogenic microorganisms, which are often communicable. Some diseases are due to a disruption or imbalance among endocrine glands that secrete hormones needed to ensure efficient bodily function, some are caused by dietary deficiency of essential vitamins or minerals, and others are caused by exposure to harmful chemicals or physical insults such as ionizing radiation or excessive noise. Some diseases are due to, or strongly associated with, emotional stress. There remains a residue of important, and sometimes common, diseases and causes of disability and premature death for which there is no known cause, although effective treatments have been developed for some of theses, often through trial and error or guesswork. High blood pressure is one such disease. The activities of public health services aim to minimize the risk of serious departures from good health. The scope and methods of medical and public health practice demonstrate the depth and breadth of current understanding of the causes of disease, disability, and premature death, and also of the causes of good health. Many who remain fit throughout a long lifetime attribute their good health (often incorrectly) to their behavior; whether it be to an ascetic or hedonistic way of life, to abstaining from (or indulging in) alcohol or tobacco, to vigorous exercise, or to leading a quiet, sedentary life. Some credit their parents or genetic heritage—certainly an important determinant of longevity—along with many environmental and behavioral factors. In fact, the causes of good health are as diverse and complex as the causes of disease. Even literate, well-educated people sometimes have misguided views about what makes or keeps them healthy, often believing that regular daily exercise, regular bowel movements, or a specific dietary regime will alone suffice to preserve their good health. The Nobel laureate Linus Pauling believed that massive daily doses of Vitamin C preserved his health. Those who are less well educated and more gullible are easy prey to hucksters who purvey all manner of dubious nostrums to prolong life, enhance vitality or virility, promote fitness, and eliminate ailments ranging from halitosis and body odor to failing sexual potency and even cancer and heart disease. Modern approaches to health education and health promotion make use of the Health Belief Model along with several other theoretical constructs to predict health-related behavior. These are based on assumptions derived from empirical studies of how people perceive their health and their understanding of what has to be done to preserve and protect their own health, or that of their children. 還未寫(xiě)完，看附件吧！ 附件： Health.doc