malady

英 [ˈmælədi]

美 [ˈmælədi]

n.  严重问题; 痼疾; 疾病

复数：maladies　

TOEFLTEM8医学

BNC.22759 / COCA.15568

牛津词典

noun

• 严重问题；痼疾
  a serious problem
  1. Violent crime is only one of the maladies afflicting modern society.
     暴力犯罪仅仅是困扰现代社会的严重问题之一。
• 疾病
  an illness

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 病；疾病
  Amaladyis an illness or disease.
  1. He was stricken at twenty-one with a crippling malady.
     他21岁时突患致残重疾。
• N-COUNT (书面语中，指社会、环境等的)严重问题，弊病，弊端
  In written English, people sometimes usemaladiesto refer to serious problems in a society or situation.
  1. When apartheid is over the maladies will linger on.
     废除了种族隔离政策后痼疾依然存在。
  2. ...the maladies of love.
     爱情的弊端

英英释义

noun

• impairment of normal physiological function affecting part or all of an organism
  Synonym:illnessunwellnesssickness
• any unwholesome or desperate condition
  1. what maladies afflict our nation?

双语例句

• Only then can one diagnose a person's spiritual malady and give instruction.
  只有这样才能诊断人的灵性疾病，并且给予相应的指导。
• Economy law as a branch of law is overcoming the innate malady of market economy.
  经济法就是为了克服市场经济本身的痼疾而出现的法律部门。
• Dogmatism is a malady in the academic research nowadays.
  独断论是当今学术研究的弊病。
• He was stricken at twenty-one with a crippling malady.
  他21岁时突患致残重疾。
• But I've also discovered that it is one of the greatest remedy for our malady.
  但是我也发现这是一个最大的弊病的补救办法。
• After hearing about such a study, many people including doctors believe they can walk into any yoga class with a medical malady and be healed.
  在听说了这项研究后，许多人包括医生都相信只要参与任何一个瑜伽课程，任何医学疾病都可以被治愈。
• A bodily disorder or disease; a malady or an ailment.
  疾病身体的失调或疾病；疾病或小毛病。
• The boy is suffering from some strange malady.
  这男孩患了某种奇怪的病。
• Patient: Well, I seem to have a strange malady.
  病人：嗯，我好像得了一种怪病。
• It was around this time that the first symptoms of the malady that was to dog him appeared: tingling, then numbness in his fingers and toes;
  大约在那个时候，困扰他的疾病的最初症状出现了：刺痛、手指脚趾麻木，后来发展到上下台阶或走坡路时失去平衡。