palliative

名词治标药物; 缓解剂; 治标措施; 保守疗法

1. 减轻的：palliation 减轻 | palliative 减轻的 | pallid 苍白的

2. 减轻的,缓解的：PAI:plasminogen activator inhibitor,纤溶酶原激活物抑制剂 | Palliative:减轻的,缓解的 | Pancytopenia:全血细胞减少症

3. 掩饰的：palliasse 草筑 | palliative 掩饰的 | palliative 可斟酌的事情

4. 可斟酌的事情：palliative 掩饰的 | palliative 可斟酌的事情 | pallidal 苍白球的

1. 缓和剂；治标剂；姑息疗法
    A palliative is a drug or medical treatment that relieves suffering without treating the cause of the suffering.

2. 缓解性措施；权宜之计
    A palliative is an action that is intended to make the effects of a problem less severe but does not actually solve the problem.

    e.g. The loan was a palliative, not a cure, for ever-increasing financial troubles...
           对于越来越多的财政问题，贷款只是权宜之计，不是解决方法。
    e.g. The increase in the number of rooms available in private homes acted as a palliative to the general accommodation shortage.
           私宅中可用房间数的增加缓解了客房总体不足的问题。

1. But analysts said the measures were merely palliative, buying time for Europe to come up with more concrete measures to quell the crisis.

2. Another downside of the patchy system is that terminal cancer patients receive more care, since palliative care is primarily provided at the oncology unit.

3. The eurozone's " fiscal compact " is no solution, and the European Central Bank's purchases of sovereign debt are at most a temporary palliative.

4. According to the latest figures from the Hospital Authority, right now 306 hospital beds are dedicated to palliative care.

5. That means that patients dying from causes other than cancer receive virtually no palliative care.

6. palliative的意思

6. A similar mentality can be found in medical training institutions, where doctors and nurses barely consider palliative care as a desirable career path.

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