outbreaks

英 [ˈaʊtbreɪks]

美 [ˈaʊtˌbreɪks]

n.  (暴力、疾病等坏事的)爆发，突然发生
outbreak的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （暴力活动、疾病等的）爆发，突然发生
  If there is anoutbreak ofsomething unpleasant, such as violence or a disease, it suddenly starts to happen.
  1. The four-day festival ended a day early after an outbreak of violence involving hundreds of youths.
     一场有数百名年轻人卷入的暴力活动发生后，为期4天的节庆活动被迫提前一天结束。
  2. ...the outbreak of war in the Middle East...
     中东战争的爆发
  3. In Peru, a cholera outbreak continues to spread.
     霍乱在秘鲁各地相继爆发。

双语例句

• Poultry outbreaks in several Kanchanaburi villages were reported earlier this month.
  北碧府的若干村庄在本月早些时候报告了禽类中的禽流感暴发。
• A surveillance system for outbreaks has been established.
  已经建立了一个疫情监测体系。
• Outbreaks and sporadic human infection with swine influenza have been occasionally reported.
  人感染猪流感病毒的暴发和散发病例时有报导。
• New outbreaks have recently been confirmed in birds in Kazakhstan, Mongolia and the Russian Federation.
  新的暴发最近已在哈萨克斯坦、蒙古和俄罗斯联邦的禽类中得到确认。
• Both diseases are rare, but can cause dramatic outbreaks with high fatality.
  两种疾病都很少见，但都能造成突然疫情，致命性很高。
• Epidemiological data and operational information about outbreaks is dynamic and changes rapidly.
  关于疾病暴发的流行病学数据和业务信息是动态的，并会迅速变化。
• Pandemics are global disease outbreaks that can occur when a microbe infects people for the first time.
  当一种微生物首次能够感染人类之后，这种疾病的全球暴发，也就是大流行就可能发生。
• Outbreaks of communicable diseases can spark emergencies that cause widespread death and suffering.
  传染病疫情可引发紧急情况，造成广泛的死亡和痛苦。
• In2007, there have also been outbreaks in wild birds.
  2007年，野生鸟类中也暴发过禽流感。
• These inequities raise risks, especially of disease outbreaks, for all.
  这些不公平现象提高了所有人尤其与疾病暴发相关的危险。