英语词汇“parlatic stroke”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1. Characterized by paralysis; = paralytic adj. 1b. Chiefly in parlatic stroke. Also figurative.

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taking1541

conceit1543

striking1599

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parlatic1758

seizure1779

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ictus1890

wingding1927

wing-dinger1933

mini-stroke1972

1758 E. Barry Let. 21 Mar. in Orrery Papers (1903) II. 136 He found his Nerves and Spirits so much agitated, he was apprehensive it would have ended in a parlatic stroke.

1834 W. Carleton in Dublin Univ. Mag. Feb. 179/2 Be gorra thin he did cure me o' the cancer,..an' aftherwards of a palatic stroke I got in a row we had with the M'Thumpers, in Ballykippeen fair.

1845 Ainsworth's Mag. 7 33 He fell down on his mouth an' nose that made me believe he got a parlatic sthroke.

1871 S. W. Francis Life & Death ii. 11 Knock him in the head with a sand-club, and, if he's found, why, apoplectics or palatic stroke is the verdict.

1891 A. Beaton Let. 1 Mar. in Nevada Hist. Soc. Q. (1957) 1 96 I am sorry with regret to inform you that your Father..died on the twenty first 21st of Feb. last very suddenly with what is supposed to be parlatic [sic] stroke.

1903 S. M. in Eng. Dial. Dict. IV. 411/1 His is a pallatic stroke, and it were a very common illness.

1931 F. O'Connor in Atlantic Monthly Jan. 81/1 ‘Allow me, Madam,’ he says,..and takes the hatchet from her hand. She was struck too parlatic to speak.

1934 B. Tunstall Long Day Closes iii. vi. 124 You know as he had a palatic stroke last year, and is bedfast.

单词	parlatic stroke
释义	> as lemmas parlatic stroke 1. Characterized by paralysis; = paralytic adj. 1b. Chiefly in parlatic stroke. Also figurative. ΘΚΠ the world > health and disease > ill health > a disease > disorders of internal organs > convulsive or paralytic disorders > [noun] > fit or stroke taking1541 conceit1543 striking1599 stroke1599 fit1621 raptus1740 parlatic1758 seizure1779 shock1794 ictus1890 wingding1927 wing-dinger1933 mini-stroke1972 1758 E. Barry Let. 21 Mar. in Orrery Papers (1903) II. 136 He found his Nerves and Spirits so much agitated, he was apprehensive it would have ended in a parlatic stroke. 1834 W. Carleton in Dublin Univ. Mag. Feb. 179/2 Be gorra thin he did cure me o' the cancer,..an' aftherwards of a palatic stroke I got in a row we had with the M'Thumpers, in Ballykippeen fair. 1845 Ainsworth's Mag. 7 33 He fell down on his mouth an' nose that made me believe he got a parlatic sthroke. 1871 S. W. Francis Life & Death ii. 11 Knock him in the head with a sand-club, and, if he's found, why, apoplectics or palatic stroke is the verdict. 1891 A. Beaton Let. 1 Mar. in Nevada Hist. Soc. Q. (1957) 1 96 I am sorry with regret to inform you that your Father..died on the twenty first 21st of Feb. last very suddenly with what is supposed to be parlatic [sic] stroke. 1903 S. M. in Eng. Dial. Dict. IV. 411/1 His is a pallatic stroke, and it were a very common illness. 1931 F. O'Connor in Atlantic Monthly Jan. 81/1 ‘Allow me, Madam,’ he says,..and takes the hatchet from her hand. She was struck too parlatic to speak. 1934 B. Tunstall Long Day Closes iii. vi. 124 You know as he had a palatic stroke last year, and is bedfast. extracted from parlaticadj. < as lemmas
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