Definition of coccidiosis in English:

coccidiosis

noun kɒkˌsɪdɪˈəʊsɪskɑkˌsɪdiˈoʊsəs

mass noun

A disease of birds and mammals that chiefly affects the intestines, caused by coccidia.
球虫病
Example sentencesExamples
- Water was supplemented with the chemical, to suppress Isosporan coccidiosis, an ubiquitous disease of goldfinches that will quickly kill aviary birds.
- Preventive drug treatment for coccidiosis costs the industry over $600 million annually in addition to the disease related losses incurred by commercial growers.
- Male house finches, experimentally infected with coccidiosis grow a less red plumage and are less often selected by females.
- Very little is known of the epidemiology of coccidiosis in free-living wild turkeys.
- In recent years, poultry production has become increasingly threatened by a major parasitic disease called coccidiosis.

Origin

Late 19th century: from coccidium (singular of modern Latin Coccidia; see coccidia) + -osis.

Definition of coccidiosis in US English:

coccidiosis

nounkɑkˌsɪdiˈoʊsəskäkˌsidēˈōsəs

A disease of birds and mammals that chiefly affects the intestines, caused by coccidia.
球虫病
The coccidia belong to the genera Eimeria, Isopora, and others
Example sentencesExamples
- Water was supplemented with the chemical, to suppress Isosporan coccidiosis, an ubiquitous disease of goldfinches that will quickly kill aviary birds.
- Male house finches, experimentally infected with coccidiosis grow a less red plumage and are less often selected by females.
- Preventive drug treatment for coccidiosis costs the industry over $600 million annually in addition to the disease related losses incurred by commercial growers.
- In recent years, poultry production has become increasingly threatened by a major parasitic disease called coccidiosis.
- Very little is known of the epidemiology of coccidiosis in free-living wild turkeys.

Origin

Late 19th century: from coccidium (singular of modern Latin Coccidia; see coccidia)+ -osis.

单词	coccidiosis
释义	Definition of coccidiosis in English: coccidiosis noun kɒkˌsɪdɪˈəʊsɪskɑkˌsɪdiˈoʊsəs mass noun A disease of birds and mammals that chiefly affects the intestines, caused by coccidia. 球虫病 Example sentencesExamples Water was supplemented with the chemical, to suppress Isosporan coccidiosis, an ubiquitous disease of goldfinches that will quickly kill aviary birds. Preventive drug treatment for coccidiosis costs the industry over $600 million annually in addition to the disease related losses incurred by commercial growers. Male house finches, experimentally infected with coccidiosis grow a less red plumage and are less often selected by females. Very little is known of the epidemiology of coccidiosis in free-living wild turkeys. In recent years, poultry production has become increasingly threatened by a major parasitic disease called coccidiosis. Origin Late 19th century: from coccidium (singular of modern Latin Coccidia; see coccidia) + -osis. Definition of coccidiosis in US English: coccidiosis nounkɑkˌsɪdiˈoʊsəskäkˌsidēˈōsəs A disease of birds and mammals that chiefly affects the intestines, caused by coccidia. 球虫病 The coccidia belong to the genera Eimeria, Isopora, and others Example sentencesExamples Water was supplemented with the chemical, to suppress Isosporan coccidiosis, an ubiquitous disease of goldfinches that will quickly kill aviary birds. Male house finches, experimentally infected with coccidiosis grow a less red plumage and are less often selected by females. Preventive drug treatment for coccidiosis costs the industry over $600 million annually in addition to the disease related losses incurred by commercial growers. In recent years, poultry production has become increasingly threatened by a major parasitic disease called coccidiosis. Very little is known of the epidemiology of coccidiosis in free-living wild turkeys. Origin Late 19th century: from coccidium (singular of modern Latin Coccidia; see coccidia)+ -osis.
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