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outbreak

/out-breyk/US // ˈaʊtˌbreɪk //UK // (ˈaʊtˌbreɪk) //

爆发,疫情爆发,爆发了,疫情

Related Words

crash崩溃,碰撞,撞车,崩盘uprising起义,暴动,叛乱eruption喷发,爆发,爆裂,爆炸epidemic疫情,流行病,流行病学,流行性疾病surge激增,浪涌,澎湃,汹涌澎湃onset发病,发病时,发作,发病率disruption中断,干扰,混乱,破坏性flare-up发作,发作时,爆发,发酵plague霍乱,瘟疫,困扰,大灾storm暴风雨,风暴,暴雨,暴风雪explosion爆炸,爆炸声,爆炸事件,爆发revolution革命,变革,旋转,革命的burst爆裂,突发事件,爆发,突发fury暴怒,愤怒,怒火,狂怒irruption中断,干扰,干扰性,刺激dawn曙光,曙光乍现,晨曦,黎明volley排球,截击,排浪,排球运动convulsion抽搐,惊厥,痉挛,厥厥breaking破解,断裂,突破,打破spasm痉痉挛,痉挛,肌痉挛,痉痉

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a sudden breaking out or occurrence, especially of something bad or unpleasant; eruption: the outbreak of war.
    • : a sudden and active manifestation: an outbreak of hives.
    • : a sudden increase in the incidence of a disease or medical condition in a particular place or population: a serious outbreak of malaria in northern Uganda;a worldwide polio outbreak in the early 1900s.
    • : an outburst: an outbreak of temper.
    • : an insurrection, revolt, or mutiny.
    • : a public disturbance; riot.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounsudden happening
Synonyms
crash崩溃,碰撞,撞车,崩盘disruption中断,干扰,混乱,破坏性epidemic疫情,流行病,流行病学,流行性疾病eruption喷发,爆发,爆裂,爆炸explosion爆炸,爆炸声,爆炸事件,爆发flare-up发作,发作时,爆发,发酵onset发病,发病时,发作,发病率plague霍乱,瘟疫,困扰,大灾storm暴风雨,风暴,暴雨,暴风雪surge激增,浪涌,澎湃,汹涌澎湃uprising起义,暴动,叛乱beginning开始,初期,开头,起点blowup爆破,爆炸,炸毁,爆炸声brawl争吵,斗殴,殴打,争斗break突破,休息,断裂,断breaking破解,断裂,突破,打破burst爆裂,突发事件,爆发,突发commencement开始,启动,展开,生效commotion骚动,骚乱,骚动不安,动荡convulsion抽搐,惊厥,痉挛,厥厥crack裂缝,缝隙,裂纹,裂痕dawn曙光,曙光乍现,晨曦,黎明detonation引爆,爆炸,爆炸声,爆破discharge排放,排出,遣散,排放问题disorder紊乱,无序,无秩序,无序的ebullition爆炸声,爆炸事件,爆炸,爆炸性事件effervescence流动性,泡腾作用,泡腾,泡腾效应fit适合,适应,合适的,合身flash闪光,闪存,闪现,闪电fury暴怒,愤怒,怒火,狂怒gush涌出,涌泉,涌现,啧啧称奇insurrection叛乱,起义,叛变,暴动irruption中断,干扰,干扰性,刺激mutiny叛变,哗变,叛乱,突变outburst爆发,突发事件,爆发力,爆发性outpouring涌流,涌现,涌出,涌出的力量paroxysm阵痛,痉挛,阵痛症,阵发rebellion叛乱,叛变,叛逆,反叛revolution革命,变革,旋转,革命的roar轰鸣声,咆哮声,咆哮,怒吼sally莎莉,莎莉娅,莎士比亚,莎丽sortie架次,架次的spasm痉痉挛,痉挛,肌痉挛,痉痉spurt喷射,冲刺,迸发,涌出thunder雷霆,雷鸣,雷霆之怒,雷鸣般的声音tumult杂乱无章,喧嚣,喧哗声,喧闹声volley排球,截击,排浪,排球运动bursting爆发性的,爆发性,迸发,爆裂gushing滔滔不绝,欣喜若狂,啧啧称奇,滔滔不绝的rending蹂躏,撕裂,撕裂的,撕裂性

Examples

  • In recent decades, more outbreaks have been caused by vaccine strains than by wild virus.

  • The coronavirus outbreak ranks second, at 20 percent, and those voters break 88 percent to 8 percent for Biden.

  • The outbreak, which began in a single housing unit, nearly tripled from 44 active cases two weeks ago to 160 earlier this week.

  • Kloecker said Germany informed China overnight of the outbreak, but declined to comment further.

  • The growing outbreak at the university comes as case numbers across Georgia continue to fall.

  • Shortly after dawn, there was another outbreak of deadly force.

  • But with the outbreak of hostilities in mid-2011, all festivities were thrust into the deep freeze.

  • “We know the outbreak is still flaming strongly in western Sierra Leone and some parts of the interior of Guinea,” said Nabarro.

  • It was a traditional burial—the kind that the government is now battling—that led to the first outbreak.

  • An outbreak in Madagascar, where the disease is endemic, already has involved more than 100 people and killed almost half.

  • He joined the army at the outbreak of the revolution, and continued in it until it was disbanded.

  • It happened that an unusually large crop had been planted and was approaching maturity at the moment of the outbreak of the war.

  • The rebel general opportunely arrived in Singapore at or about the time of the outbreak of American-Spanish hostilities.

  • With the end of the moratorium on November 4, it may be said that the crisis produced by the outbreak of war was over.

  • Since the outbreak of the war New York has assumed a position of leadership in international banking.

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