| 单词 | remission |
| 释义 | remission (rɪmɪʃən ) Word forms: remissions 1. variable noun If someone who has had a serious disease such as cancer is in remission or if the disease is in remission, the disease has been controlled so that they are not as ill as they were. Brain scans have confirmed that the disease is in remission. After six years of remission, cancer reappeared. 2. uncountable noun If someone in prison gets remission, their prison sentence is reduced, usually because they have behaved well. [British] With remission for good behaviour, she could be freed in a year. Collocations: spontaneous remission They called it 'spontaneous remission'. Times, Sunday Times However, the medical article showed that in some rare cases the disease had gone into a temporary spontaneous remission. Times, Sunday Times She still doesn't know whether her recovery was spontaneous remission or medication-led. Times, Sunday Times Claimed cures with the imposition of hands are usually dismissed by the scientific community either as a placebo effect or as a spontaneous remission. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Spontaneous remission with normal development has been observed in a few untreated cases. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 缓解 Japanese: 小康状態 |
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