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transmissible

/trænzˈmɪs.ə.bəl/

翻译: 指能够从一个人、生物体或地点传播到另一个的,常用于医学语境中描述疾病或遗传特征。

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词语关系

adjective

/trænzˈmɪs.ə.bəl/C1formalmedical
  • zh指能够从一个人、生物体或地点传播到另一个的,常用于医学语境中描述疾病或遗传特征。

Capable of being transmitted from one person, organism, or place to another, often used in medical contexts regarding diseases or genetic traits.

  1. Capable of being transmitted by infectionB2formalmedical

    Describes a disease that can be passed from one person or organism to another, typically through direct or indirect contact.

    zh传染性

    • The virus is highly transmissible through respiratory droplets.
    • Doctors are studying how transmissible the new strain is.
    • Proper hygiene can reduce the spread of transmissible diseases.

    同义词catchingcommunicablecontagiousinfectiousinfectivetransmittable

    反义词noncommunicablenoncontagiousnoninfectious

  2. Occurring among members of a family usually by heredityC1formalmedical

    Refers to a trait or condition that is passed down from parents to offspring through genetic inheritance.

    zh遗传性的

    • Certain genetic disorders are transmissible within families.
    • The condition is transmissible from mother to child.
    • Researchers are investigating the transmissible nature of the mutation.

    同义词genetichereditaryinheritable

  3. Inherited or inheritable by established rules of descentC1formallegal

    Pertains to property, titles, or rights that can be legally passed down to heirs according to inheritance laws.

    zh可继承的

    • The estate is transmissible to the eldest son under the will.
    • These assets are transmissible according to the rules of descent.
    • The title is transmissible only to direct descendants.

    同义词hereditaryinheritable

词形
  • more transmissible comparative form
  • most transmissible superlative form
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