n. 疾病, 坏事, 罪恶, 灾难 a. 生病的, 邪恶的, 不吉利的, 敌意的, 不良的, 不顺利的 adv. 有害地, 不幸地, 几乎不
Of course, social media companies are not the source of all our ills, and can offer a too-easy target for politicians keen to divert attention from inadequately resourced schools and health services.
六级 · CET-6 2026年6月 第1套
There are other reasons for the rising incidence of depression in young people, with increasing pressure to succeed in education and in life more broadly —— to be famous, beautiful, rich —— often cited as a source of unhappiness or anxiety which can, if aggravated by other factors, and not managed, tip into ill health.
六级 · CET-6 2026年6月 第1套
20.A) They can readily detect different ill smells of viruses.
六级 · CET-6 2023年12月 第1套
A bit cynically, Bass describes colleagues who never published because they waited so long they became ill or died.Who is more at fault, Bass asks, the professional archacologist who carefully excavates a site and never publishes on it or the treasure hunter who locates a submerged wreck, salvages part, conserves part, and publishes a book on the operation?
六级 · CET-6 2023年12月 第2套
But contrary to popular belief, the homeless in Los Angeles are not mostly mentally ill or drug addicted or frightening, although a sizable minority meet some of those descriptions.
四级 · CET-4 2023年6月 第3套