malaria

Word family adjectivemalarialnounmalariologistmalariamalariology

Related topics: Illness & disability

ma·lar·i·a /məˈleəriə $ -ˈler-/ noun [uncountableU]

MIa disease that is common in hot countries and that you get when a type of mosquito bites you 疟疾

—malarial adjectiveadj

malarial fever

疟疾

Examples from the Corpus

malaria• In his magazine, he published formulas for animal manures and prescriptions for the cure of snake bites and malaria.• Officially he had malaria, but his battle with Aids was well known.• More people now die of pesticide poisoning in Sri Lanka than from certain important diseases, including malaria.• Some progress was made upon a few, particularly the reduction of major epidemics of malaria, cholera, smallpox and yellow-fever.• In areas of low transmission, use of the artemisinin derivatives may have the added benefit of reducing the incidence of malaria.• In the South, many believed that mint julep prevented malaria.• They sometimes went two or three days without food; many succumbed to malaria, cholera and other diseases en route.• Some house 50,000 people, many with malaria.

Origin malaria

(1700-1800) Italian mala aria “bad air”; because it was believed that the disease came from gases rising from wet land

单词	malaria
释义	malaria Word family adjectivemalarialnounmalariologistmalariamalariology Related topics: Illness & disability ma·lar·i·a /məˈleəriə $ -ˈler-/ noun [uncountableU] MIa disease that is common in hot countries and that you get when a type of mosquito bites you 疟疾 —malarial adjectiveadj malarial fever 疟疾 Examples from the Corpus malaria• In his magazine, he published formulas for animal manures and prescriptions for the cure of snake bites and malaria.• Officially he had malaria, but his battle with Aids was well known.• More people now die of pesticide poisoning in Sri Lanka than from certain important diseases, including malaria.• Some progress was made upon a few, particularly the reduction of major epidemics of malaria, cholera, smallpox and yellow-fever.• In areas of low transmission, use of the artemisinin derivatives may have the added benefit of reducing the incidence of malaria.• In the South, many believed that mint julep prevented malaria.• They sometimes went two or three days without food; many succumbed to malaria, cholera and other diseases en route.• Some house 50,000 people, many with malaria. Origin malaria (1700-1800) Italian mala aria “bad air”; because it was believed that the disease came from gases rising from wet land
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