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比较牛津高阶英英第九版和第十版释义:因何而delirious?
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本人英语不行,这里只是发表偶然观察所得,毕竟在论坛潜水偷师一段日子了。
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- A- A/ c- }/ `牛高第九版和第十版都说delirium一般为疾病所致," m1 E w+ z7 m4 n8 W& `1 P# {
可是看看delirious和deliriously的释义,在第十版用high temperature代替fever,: E! J- j7 i! B+ h
总不可能白天天气热就不认人,晚上天气热就 mumbled in delirium all night吧?+ N% g8 |% Y" K! ~. `
我还没说电脑发热,电脑主人becames delirious呢!
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+ K! U1 U9 H6 t2 y9 Qdelirious (adjective)
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1.in an excited state and not able to think or speak clearly, usually because of fever3 l3 o! v# A" U' X
例一: He became delirious and coudn't recognize people.
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deliriously (adverb)- v0 ^+ x5 n2 o. v/ F' i
词义:(略) ......sometimes because of a fever$ ]9 W! |5 e0 f# E* d D
7 S. v* q' V6 N4 j& Zdelirium (noun)# f# J# o- ^* V$ E# Z
词义: a mental state where somebody becomes delirious, usually because of illness
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delirious (adjective)) d( m& t& ^- K" Q4 \+ G
词义:
4 @, u; T8 n( R* u6 P( \9 f1.in an excited state and not able to think or speak clearly, usually because of a high temperature
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7 k) g- t5 z/ zdeliriously (adverb)) g' ~. J, Q0 K
词义:(略) ......sometimes because of a high temperature' q/ m4 \( G N/ J
' Q7 g" v: O- g- J1 b9 Adelirium (noun)3 H. b7 o) R) q( ?+ x5 Q+ q
词义: a mental state where somebody becomes excited and not able to think or speak clearly, usually because of illness
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" c! u `2 J. V1 K2 Y例二: He mumbled in delirium all night.
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