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contagious

/kuhn-tey-juhs/US // kənˈteɪ dʒəs //UK // (kənˈteɪdʒəs) //

传染性,传染性的,传染性强,传染

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : capable of being transmitted by bodily contact with an infected person or object: contagious diseases.
    • : carrying or spreading a contagious disease.
    • : tending to spread from person to person: contagious laughter.

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Examples

  • The novel coronavirus is highly contagious and, unlike influenza or rhinoviruses, SARS-CoV-2 is new.

  • We are a global economy and people travel from different parts of the world, but that doesn’t necessarily mean international travelers are more or less contagious.

  • One big unknown is whether the reinfected patient was contagious the second time around.

  • For example, it’s still unclear why the new virus is so much more contagious than its SARS and MERS relatives — each of which have infected fewer than 10,000 people.

  • Patients are most contagious around the time their symptoms emerge, so this woman was most likely the index case — the first person in the cluster to become infected.

  • Many doomsday preppers have spent their lives stocking up for an emergency of the type this contagious hemorrhagic fever presents.

  • It is likely, therefore, that Duncan was much more contagious further into his illness, making transmission increasingly likely.

  • By then, dripping with fevered sweat, she would have been inarguably contagious.

  • First: Was he contagious when boarding the plane and are his plane-mates therefore at risk?

  • While the virus can remain incubated for up to 21 days, it is not contagious until a patient begins showing symptoms.

  • A suppressed laugh spread its contagious influence all round the table.

  • Now, youve been skating with Mother Wit and have caught her inventive geniusits contagious.

  • Dr. Coleridge "considered it to be a contagious nervous disease, the acme or intensest form of which is catalepsy."

  • For such intensity of evocation is as contagious as an enthusiasm or a panic.

  • Pliny says the temples were almost deserted through this contagious superstition.