indisposition

英 [ˌɪndɪspəˈzɪʃn]

美 [ˌɪndɪspəˈzɪʃn]

n.  小病; 微恙

复数：indispositions　

医学

BNC.44885

牛津词典

noun

• 小病；微恙
  a slight illness that makes you unable to do sth

英英释义

noun

• a certain degree of unwillingness
  1. a reluctance to commit himself
  2. his hesitancy revealed his basic indisposition
  3. after some hesitation he agreed
  Synonym:reluctancehesitancyhesitationdisinclination
• a slight illness

双语例句

• The indisposition suffers lets the rest to treat frequently loses the confidence.
  病痛的折磨经常让息者对治疗失去信心。
• Because of Mr booth's indisposition, Mr Carter will be attending the meeting instead.
  由于布思先生偶染微恙，卡特先生将代替他参加会议。
• She is the kind of person who will keep to her bed for the slightest indisposition.
  她是那种稍有点小病就要卧床的人。
• Because doctor may let these experience personally the human which the indisposition suffers to get rid of the pain.
  因为医生可以让那些身受病痛折磨的人摆脱痛苦。可以让人变得健康。
• Causative Analysis on Psychological Indisposition of SARS Patients and Their Nursing Countermeasures
  SARS病人心理不适原因分析及其护理对策
• Conclusion: Psychological intervention could improve psychological indisposition reactions of patients in ICU and enhance their therapeutic compliance degree.
  心理干预可改善ICU病人的不适心理反应，提高病人对治疗的配合程度。
• It suddenly dawned upon her that bertha's indisposition was assumed.
  她突然心生一念：伯莎的病是假装的！
• He was unwilling to press her with questions about her health, since she seemed to make light of the indisposition.
  他不想老是问起她的健康情况，因为她对自己的病好像不很在乎。
• Indisposition seems serious when away from home.
  不在家的时候，小病也好像很严重。
• The next two days he kept his lodgings, under pretence of indisposition, and took leave, by writing, of his noble friend, the High Commissioner.
  在以后的两天中他借口身体不适，闭户不出，同时写了封信向他高贵的朋友，那位高级专员，告辞。