chronic

形容词慢性的; 长期的; 习惯性的; 痼

形容词lasting fixed established constant set

形容词acute

1. 慢性的：它可以是慢性的(chronic)、复发的(relapsing)或者缓解的(remitting). 它可以恶化(worsen)或者逐步改善(become better或者convalesce). ...

2. 慢性病：acute 急症 | chronic 慢性病 | congenital 先天性病

3. 长期的,慢性的：choke 阻塞;闷死 | chronic 长期的,慢性的 | circumstance (复)情况

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1. (疾病、残疾)慢性的，长期的
    A chronic illness or disability lasts for a very long time.

    e.g. ...chronic back pain.
           慢性背痛

2. 难以根除的;积习难改的
    You can describe someone's bad habits or behaviour as chronic when they have behaved like that for a long time and do not seem to be able to stop themselves.

    e.g. Anyone who does not believe that smoking is an addiction has never been a chronic smoker.
           不相信抽烟能上瘾的人肯定不是老烟民。
    e.g. ...a chronic worrier.
           总是忧心忡忡的人

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3. (局势或问题)严重的，顽固的
    A chronic situation or problem is very severe and unpleasant.

    e.g. One cause of the artist's suicide seems to have been chronic poverty...
           那位艺术家自杀的一个原因似乎是极端贫困。
    e.g. There is a chronic shortage of patrol cars in this police district.
           这个治安辖区严重缺乏巡逻车辆。

1. Sorensen told China Business Weekly that the company's efforts in China are focused on diabetes, given poor public awareness about this chronic disease.

2. An officer from the Municipal Health Office pointed out that in recent years, death caused by chronic disease accounts for above 85 percent of all recent deaths.

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3. Urban residents are mainly threatened by chronic diseases such as heart illness and diabetes.

4. Her studies involving chronic pain sufferers have shown that about 30 per cent cope well because of physical activity and positive attitudes.

5. chronic的翻译

5. Chronic inflammation of tissues in the circulatory system is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, such as myocardial infarction or stroke.

6. The authority wants to fill 28 positions and has cast its net wider to make up for a chronic shortfall in candidates.

7. Chinese consumers generally perceive TCM as more effective for disease and chronic illness prevention, and they view Western medicine as being more effective for acute and serious illnesses.

8. Mackey cautioned that the study was done in a controlled lab environment, and it did not look at the differences between chronic and acute pain.

9. The technique is used to treat chronic injuries, soft tissue disorders as well as abnormal bony growths that cause acute pain.

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10. Many consider it to be a valuable treatment for both external and internal pain, facilitating the resolution of both acute and chronic disorders.

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