1.bubonic plague2.Black Death
(proverb) a long illness makes the patient into a doctor
1.to hit the target where it hurts (idiom); fig. to hit home2.to hit the nail on the head (in an argument)
guaranteed to cure all diseases
much sorrows and illness (idiom); melancholy and weakly
Trojan horse (type of computer virus)
influenza virus; flu virus
(idiom) to moan and groan despite not being sick; to feign illness; to complain without cause; (of writing) to indulge in confected sentimentality
to damage the country and cause suffering to the people (idiom)
1.Illness enters by the mouth (idiom). Mind what you eat!2.fig. A loose tongue may cause a lot of trouble.
virologist (person who studies viruses)
to damage the people and harm the country (idiom)
to damage the people and harm the country (idiom)
1.sick and weak2.feeble and listless
1.seriously ill2.in fragile health
1.old illness recurs (idiom); a relapse2.fig. to repeat an old error3.the same old problem
poverty compounded by ill health (idiom)
beset by poverty and illness (idiom)
worn out in body and soul (idiom)
1.amebiasis2.amebic dysentery
1.prone to illness2.sickly3.in fragile health
病急乱投医病急亂投醫 lit. to turn to any doctor one can find when critically ill (idiom); fig. to try anyone or anything in a crisis
variant of 艾滋病[ài zī bìng]
to prevent or treat a disease
1.to be ill2.(coll.) to be not right in the head
1.interpretation of the cause2.onset and process of an illness3.pathogenesis
1.pathogeny (cause of disease) in TCM2.as opposed to vital energy 正气[zhèng qì]
(dialect) anthrax in livestock