sicker

英音[ ˈsɪkə(r) ] 美音[ ˈsɪkər ]
生病的
常用释义
adj. （身体或精神）生病的，有病的；想呕吐；恶心；晕船；晕机；晕车 （sick的比较级）；可靠的；安全的
adv. 无疑地
n. <美俚> 【军】住院病人

扩展信息

住院病人
《Friends》词汇表A ... Administrator 网络管理员 sicker [美军俚]住院病人 macaws n. 金刚鹦鹉, 美国棕榈 ...
英伦
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西克
...镇，人口仅四千六百人，以拥有众多图腾著称。它因附近的西克（Sicker）山为早期铜及煤开采地而兴起，现在废矿坑及当年 …

例句

All of which raises the question of why middle-aged Americans are so much sicker than their English counterparts.

He continued to work on the system, but by the 1850s he was a very sick man, and each year he became sicker .

As Dr Rao points out, the patients who underwent transfusion were, on average, sicker and older than those who did not.

So does this mean that children might have fewer allergies if society allows them to get dirtier and sicker?

THE global economy is sicker than a man with a bellyful of bad oysters. The last thing it needs now is a trade war.

The wife got sicker and friends and neighbors came by to take turns sitting with her round the clock.

He did not regard the doctor's advice, and now he is sicker than ever .

As a nation, we're getting sicker, and many people are less able to pay the expenses that might help them to get better.

The heavier the burden of infection, the more likely the women were to deliver younger, sicker infants.

Far from improving, the funding profile of the Western banking system has been getting even sicker this year.

The differences in use between for- profit and nonprofit centers was not because certain patients were sicker, the researchers found.

AS THE developed world grows older and sicker and the developing world gets richer and fatter, demand for health care will only grow.

In the nick of time, I can say a sicker rhyme. Cause it's time for change, like a nickel or a dime.

As they feed antibiotics to animals to keep them healthy, they are making our families sicker by spreading these deadly strains of bacteria.

Professor Rose's advice is based on the observation that, in general, we do not get sicker and sicker as we get older and older.

Well he got sick, and then he got sicker, and then he got a little better but then he died.

One factor in the high number of errors is that hospital patients tend to be sicker than they were years ago, Classen noted.

THE global economy is sicker than a man with a bellyful of bad oysters.

All right. May I have your ticket? I have to put a sicker on it.

But the boy grew sicker. Respiratory arrest set in, and he died.

For older and sicker patients, the individual physicians seen may have a substantial impact on the likelihood of receiving chemotherapy.

As THA is per- formed more frequently in older and sicker patients, it is important we continue to monitor its associated mortality.

Some people feel sicker during treatment than they did when they were diagnosed.

同义词

adj.
可靠的；安全的
responsible reliable tried safe honest
adv.
可靠地；确实地
strictly undoubtedly real reliably

更新时间：2025-07-28 15:52