早在200年前,倫敦醫生詹姆斯·帕金森(James Parkinson)就描繪了這一疾病。他的著作名為"An Essay on the Shaking Palsy"(《論震顫性麻痺》)。儘管研究了200年,這一神經疾病依然無法治愈。
The Los Angeles Times fronts the bailout and leads (at least online) with a report that September unemployment numbers show the country hemorrhaged 159,000 jobs, the worst decline in five years.
(Xinhua) -- China's cerebral palsy (CP) soccer team are less known and earn far less than their able-bodied counterparts. But when it comes to recognition ...
- 李德明等人/譯,林盛彬/導讀,《為亡靈彈奏》,台北市:桂冠,1994年。《為亡靈彈奏瑪祖卡》桂林:灕江,2015
引詩:(Our talk had been serious and sober,)
But our thoughts they were palsied and sere—
Our memories were treacherous and sere—
- 李德明等人/譯,林盛彬/導讀,《為亡靈彈奏》,台北市:桂冠,1994年。《為亡靈彈奏瑪祖卡》桂林:灕江,2015
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palsy
Pronunciation: /ˈpɔːlzi/
Pronunciation: /ˈpɔːlzi/
VERB ( palsies, palsying, palsied)
[ WITH OBJECT]
sere 1
ADJECTIVE
literary
haemorrhage UK, US hemorrhage Show phoneticsnoun [C]
1 a large flow of blood from a damaged blood vessel (= tube carrying blood around the body):
a brain haemorrhage
2 a sudden or serious loss:
The higher salaries paid overseas have caused a haemorrhage of talent from this country.
haemorrhage Show phonetics
verb
1 [I] UK (US hemorrhage) to lose a large amount of blood in a short time:
She started haemorrhaging while giving birth to the baby.
2 [I or T] to lose large amounts of something such as money over a period of time and be unable to stop this happening:
The business has been haemorrhaging money for several months.
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━━ v. (大量に)出血する, 失血する; 人材[資産]を失う; 赤字を出す.
cerebral palsy Show phonetics
noun [U]
a physical condition involving permanent tightening of the muscles which is caused by damage to the brain around or before the time of birth
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