fever

英['fi:və]美['fi:və]

n.
1.[C,U]发烧；发热
2.[C,U]（主要用于构成复合词）热（病）
3.【单数】激动不安；兴奋紧张
4.[U]（尤用于构成复合词）狂热

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同：	[n.] febricity, febrility, feverishness, pyrexia

A second form of marketing pathology is speculative fever. In Western Europe and the United States this disability has not been unknown.
市场交易病态的第二种形式是投机热。在西欧和美国，这种疾病并不陌生。收藏
The doctor felt the child's forehead and found the fever was gone.
医生摸摸孩子的前额发现热度已经退了。收藏
so as to prevent the introduction of quarantinable diseases, namely plague, cholera and yellow fever, into the territory.
以防止检疫传染病，即鼠疫、霍乱和黄热病的传人。收藏
"He has a fever, aching muscles and hacking /constant cough. "
他有发烧,筋骨肿痛和常常咳嗽。收藏
We could not stop where we were, to be baked by the sun and eaten up by the mosquitoes, till we died of fever in that dreary marsh
反正不能停在那儿让太阳把我们烤干或者是喂了蚊子，最终在这个可怕的沼泽地里害热病死去。收藏

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a rise in the temperature of the body; frequently a symptom of infection
[同] febricity, febrility, fever, feverishness, pyrexia
intense nervous anticipation
- in a fever of resentment

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