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　　terminally

　　英：【【tɜ:mɪnəlɪ】】美：【【tɜ:mɪnəlɪ】】

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　　常见释义：

　　adv.

　　（疾病）致命地，不治地，晚期地

　　1、terminally ill ─── 末期的疾病；n.绝症晚期; 垂危

　　1、A couple with a

　　terminally

　　ill child want to create a designer baby that could save the boys life. ─── 一对有个绝症患儿的父母想创造一个特设婴儿来挽救这男孩儿的生命。

　　2、The hospice provides care for the

　　terminally

　　ill. ─── 救济院为身患绝症的人们提供护理。

　　3、The NT Rights of the

　　Terminally

　　III law has left physicians and citizens alike trying to deal with its moral and practical implications. ─── 澳北州通过的晚期病人权益法使得无论是内科医生还是普通市民都同样地力图从道义和实际意义两方面来看待这一问题。

　　4、The patient is

　　terminally

　　ill. ─── 这个病人病入膏肓。

　　5、Its not as if Im

　　terminally

　　ill. I am an athlete with a serious injury who has the capacity to make a complete recovery. ─── 我好像不是得了什么绝症，我是一个有能力复出的受了重伤的运动员。

　　6、Some dont. The last request of a 15-year-old

　　terminally

　　ill girl was that she be buried in her beloved Arsenal top. ─── 当然不可能挽救所有的孩子。一个15岁临危的女孩子最后的要求就是：在她被埋葬时，一定为她穿上她最喜爱的阿森纳的球衣…

　　7、This message would be

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　　muddled were the FSA to be seen to have cut Prudential slack to help get the deal done. ─── 如果人们的看法是，FSA放了保诚一马，以帮助促成这笔交易，最终传达出的信息将是混乱的。

　　8、The NT Rights of the

　　Terminally

　　Ill law has left physicians and citizens alike trying to deal with its moral and practical implications. ─── 澳大利亚北部各州所通过的晚期病人权益法使得医生和市民都必须尽力去处理它的道德和实际的意义。

　　9、Today, cancer cases have been recovered, but is still worthy of the name of a

　　terminally

　　ill AIDS. ─── 时至今日，癌症已有康复案例，而艾滋病仍是名副其实的绝症。