cancers

英 [ˈkænsəz]

美 [ˈkænsərz]

n.  癌; 癌症; (迅速蔓延的)邪恶; (社会)毒瘤
cancer的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 癌;癌症
  Canceris a serious disease in which cells in a person's body increase rapidly in an uncontrolled way, producing abnormal growths.
  1. Her mother died of breast cancer...
     她母亲死于乳腺癌。
  2. Jane was just 25 when she learned she had cancer...
     简得知自己罹癌那一年才25岁。
  3. Ninety per cent of lung cancers are caused by smoking.
     90%的肺癌是吸烟所致。

双语例句

• This technology could also help identify patients with cancers that are resistant to standard treatments.
  该技术同样可以帮助鉴别对标准疗法产生抵抗的癌症病人。
• Saturated fat can increase risks for heart disease and some cancers.
  饱和脂肪可以增加患心脏病和某些癌症的危险。
• Some cancers are more common in developed countries: prostate, breast and colon.
  某些癌症在发达国家较常见，如前列腺癌、乳腺癌和结肠癌。
• Their cancers are not so clearly tied to radiation exposure
  他们的癌症是否和接触放射线有关还不太清楚。
• If cancers are spotted early there's a high chance of survival
  如果癌症在早期发现的话，存活的几率会很高。
• Most cancers of the thyroid gland can be treated if found early.
  如果发现得早，大多数甲状腺癌症是可以治疗的。
• Generally, cancers do not have danger signals and, therefore, they cannot elicit strong immune reactions.
  一般说来，癌瘤不具有危险信号因此它们不会引发强烈的免疫反应。
• Scientific advancements that raise the new possibilities to control chronic infectious diseases and infection-associated cancers.
  科学的进步增加了新的可能性，来控制慢性传染病和感染相关癌症。
• Lymphomas are cancers of the lymphatic system.
  淋巴瘤是淋巴系统癌症。
• Exposure can cause cancers and disorders of the nervous system.
  接触砷元素可以导致癌症和神经系统疾病。