exacerbation
exacerbation 英 [ek,sæsə'beɪʃən] 美 [ɪɡ,zæsə'beʃən]
n. 恶化；激怒；增剧
名词复数:exacerbations
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- n. 恶化；激怒；增剧
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1. A number of medical conditions are subject to exacerbation at menstruation, a process called menstrual magnification.
在月经期间，许多体检生理状况遭遇恶化，这一过程被称为经期放大效应。
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2. In the least compelling parts of his book, Ikenberry blames the crisis of liberal international order, or its dramatic exacerbation, on the George W. Bush administration.
伊肯伯里将自由主义国际秩序的危机，或者急剧恶化，归咎于布什政府——老生常谈，这可能是本书最不吸引人眼球的部分了。
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3. Explore the likelihood of exacerbation of known conditions or the onset of a new disease process.
检查已知疾病加剧可能性或所得疾病过程的发作情况。
- exacerbation (n.) c. 1400, from Late Latin exacerbationem (nominative exacerbatio), noun of action from past participle stem of Latin exacerbare "exasperate, irritate, provoke," from ex, here probably "thoroughly" (see ex-), + acerbus "harsh, bitter," from acer "sharp, keen," from PIE root *ak- "be sharp, rise (out) to a point, pierce."
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