ailment 的定义
- a physical disorder or illness, especially of a minor or chronic nature.
ailment 近义词
mild sickness
更多ailment例句
- Between 2012 and 2014, Boyd visited Methodist five times for chronic stomach ailments.
- The 2018-19 Lakers sputtered to a 37-45 finish amid various ailments, including the first long-term injury of LeBron James’s career and Brandon Ingram’s bout with deep vein thrombosis.
- Exposure to air pollution raises your risk for many common ailments, such as cardiovascular disease, asthma, diabetes and obesity.
- Her team tries to treat populations from preventive and predictive lenses instead of just treating ailments in primary care clinics.
- These Y-shaped proteins occur naturally in the human body to fight off various ailments.
- Always believing he could conquer his ailment, Lou had hopes, however slim, that others were writing him off too soon.
- Silverstone will “show you the way to have a luminous, present, ailment-free pregnancy.”
- Ellis was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver in 2007, and passed away from the ailment on Dec. 19, 2008.
- At least with a physical or mental ailment some guilt can be assuaged.
- If I was sick, usually from some respiratory ailment brought on by smoking, I would smoke nonetheless.
- And here I was, prone and helpless, being powwowed not for one ailment, but for all the diseases known in Happy Valley.
- Then I remembered Dr. Alling, who had attended me for some slight ailment, and wrote to him, with the result you know.
- Cydalise probably accompanied Montes to Brazil, the only place where this horrible ailment is curable.
- On being taken into her confidence, Dommanget treated and cured her ailment by purely moral methods.
- It was only the previous evening that Mrs. Travilla herself had learned that she was assailed by more than a trifling ailment.