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cankerous

/ˈkæŋ.kər.əs/

翻译: 过时的形容词,指像溃疡一样的东西;具有腐蚀性、像伤口一样蔓延,或具有道德上的破坏性。

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adjective

C2formalcommonmedical已废弃/ˈkæŋ.kər.əs/

An archaic adjective describing something that is like a canker; corrupting, spreading like a sore, or morally destructive.

  • 🇨🇳过时的形容词,指像溃疡一样的东西;具有腐蚀性、像伤口一样蔓延,或具有道德上的破坏性。
  1. Having an ulcer or canker C1 formal medical

    Affected by or resembling a canker; having a sore or ulcer, especially in the mouth.

    • The patient had a cankerous sore on his tongue.
    • Cankerous lesions can be painful and slow to heal.
    • The doctor examined the cankerous tissue under a microscope.

    🇨🇳溃疡性的

    同义词: festeringsoreulceratedulcerous

  2. Corrupting or destructive C2 formal

    Having a harmful or corrupting influence, like a disease that spreads and destroys.

    • The cankerous influence of greed spread through the organization.
    • Cankerous rumors damaged the community's trust.
    • The cankerous effects of pollution are visible in the dying forest.

    🇨🇳腐蚀性的

    同义词: corruptingdestructivemalignantperniciouspestilentulcerousvirulent

    反义词: beneficialcurativehealingsalutarywholesome

  • more cankerous comparative form
  • most cankerous superlative form