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

EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS

Mundo de siete pozos was composed in the relatively sunny days before the onset of cancer.
Secondly the standard routes to chaos imply the existence of a well-defined onset of chaotic behaviour.
The curtains swung back to reveal Marie in a glistening silver robe and an expression suggesting the onset of migraine.
The patients studied were seen and treated up to 3 hours from the onset of symptoms.
This was designed before the onset of destabilization, and aimed to restructure the formal school system.
Was its onset sudden or gradual?

Longman Language Activatorthe beginning of something► the beginning

the first part of an event, period of time etc: the beginning of something: · I haven't seen her since the beginning of last year.· It was the beginning of a long friendship.· This fall's presidential election could mean the beginning of a new era in American politics.back to the beginning: · It's so long since I spoke German, I'd have to go right back to the beginning if I took a class in it now.

► start

the beginning of something, or the way that something begins: the start of something: · The runners are now lining up for the start of the race.· Tomorrow marks the start of the presidential election campaign.· They had an exotic meal to celebrate the start of the Chinese New Year.a good/bad start to something: · A pint of vodka at eight o'clock in the morning was not a good start to the day.get off to a good/bad start: · If we get off to a good start this season, I think the team has a real chance to win the championship.

► origin

the origin of something is where it came from or how it first started to exist: · AIDS became widespread in the 1980s, but no-one is certain of its origin.origin of: · He's writing a dictionary that explains the origin of words.· Hughes's book 'The Fatal Shore' is a study of the origins of Australia as a British penal colony.· Advanced computer systems could trace the origin of every gun used in a violent crime.have your/its origins in something: · Today's ceremony is a modern version of a tradition which has its origins in medieval times.country/place of origin: · The magazines were organized by country of origin.

► starting point

the starting point of something is where it begins or develops from: · If you want to learn about working overseas, this book would be a good starting point.starting point for/of: · Duffy's difficult relationship with her mother was the starting point for her fiction.· The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand is seen as the starting point of the war.

► the onset

the time when something begins, especially something unpleasant such as an illness: the onset of something: · Make sure to check your air conditioning before the onset of hot weather.· The onset of the Depression meant starvation and suffering for millions of people.· DiPietro's research shows that an active lifestyle can delay the onset of many diseases common with aging.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYadjectives► sudden

· Consult the doctor if there is a very sudden onset of fever.

► abrupt

· the abrupt onset of the rainy season in India (=happening very quickly and suddenly)

► rapid

· Symptoms may include the rapid onset of nausea and vomiting.

► early/late onset

(=happening earlier or later than commonly happens – used especially about serious illnesses)· The patient had a family history of early onset Alzheimer's disease.

verbs► delay the onset of something

· An active and healthy lifestyle can delay the onset of disease in later life.

► mark the onset of something

· The tradition originates from an old Celtic feast marking the onset of winter.

COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► the onset of winter

· She dreaded the onset of winter.

COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE► early

· These patients were characterised by an early onset and long duration of pernicious anaemia.· It is studying applications to tests for a family history of early onset of Alzheimer's disease.

► rapid

· Mumps Belladonna. Rapid onset and violent.· It has a rapid onset of action and is useful in both initiating and maintaining sleep.· Ipecacuanha Rapid onset over a few hours Nausea and vomiting runs right through this remedy Rapid onset over a few hours.· It has an initial sedative effect that leads to more rapid sleep onset.· Ipecacuanha Rapid onset over a few hours Nausea and vomiting runs right through this remedy Rapid onset over a few hours.· This results in an overall lower quality of sleep despite the more rapid onset.· This induced the rapid onset of apoptosis which can be quantitated by time-lapse cinemicroscopy.

► sudden

· This is a severe pleural pain of sudden onset, accompanied by fever and severe difficulty in breathing.· The codes mean this person had a skin rash, sudden onset.· It may have sudden onset and progress rapidly.· The sudden onset of severe weather conditions was thought to be a frequent result of disturbance to a site.· Complaints of insomnia, impotence, or gout, or the sudden onset of a confusional state could be indicators.

NOUN► sleep

· The fourth cause of sleep onset insomnia is a stress-induced response to what is known as conditioned insomnia.· This type of sleep onset insomnia is most often experienced by those who are accustomed to being in control of their lives.· They also delay sleep onset, increase the chances of waking after sleep onset occurs, and decrease total sleep time.· It has an initial sedative effect that leads to more rapid sleep onset.

VERB► delay

· Fig. 6.8 shows how increased bucket size delays the onset of synonym occurrence in a well randomized file.· They also delay sleep onset, increase the chances of waking after sleep onset occurs, and decrease total sleep time.· Breastfeeding can delay the onset of menstruation for three years.· Of course it makes sense to delay the onset of drug use among kids.· It may delay the onset of Aids, even if only by a small amount.

► occur

· Resumption of development occurs just before the onset of seasonal rains.· This symptom usually occurs at the onset of sleep or upon waking.· Therefore, it is unlikely that reflux of acid or gas had occurred just before the onset of the contractile activity.· Moreover, that those increases in recorded crime which did occur came after the onset of the panic.

PHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► the onset of something

Doctors can slow the onset of the disease with drugs.
But cold weather and a scarcity of food on arable land usually brings numbers down with the onset of winter.
It had gradually enlarged and began to leak some six weeks before his death and was heralded by the onset of headaches.
It was the last upswing before the onset of slump, stagnation and mass unemployment.
The loss of oestrogen at the onset of menopause may also be greater in smokers than nonsmokers.
This symptom usually occurs at the onset of sleep or upon waking.
This was enough to slow the onset of their disease.
Yet the onset of daylight, with its much better conditions, brought the kiss of death.

单词	onset
释义	onseton‧set /ˈɒnset $ ˈɑːn-, ˈɒːn-/ ●○○ noun Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Mundo de siete pozos was composed in the relatively sunny days before the onset of cancer. Secondly the standard routes to chaos imply the existence of a well-defined onset of chaotic behaviour. The curtains swung back to reveal Marie in a glistening silver robe and an expression suggesting the onset of migraine. The patients studied were seen and treated up to 3 hours from the onset of symptoms. This was designed before the onset of destabilization, and aimed to restructure the formal school system. Was its onset sudden or gradual? Thesaurus Longman Language Activatorthe beginning of something► the beginning the first part of an event, period of time etc: the beginning of something: · I haven't seen her since the beginning of last year.· It was the beginning of a long friendship.· This fall's presidential election could mean the beginning of a new era in American politics.back to the beginning: · It's so long since I spoke German, I'd have to go right back to the beginning if I took a class in it now. ► start the beginning of something, or the way that something begins: the start of something: · The runners are now lining up for the start of the race.· Tomorrow marks the start of the presidential election campaign.· They had an exotic meal to celebrate the start of the Chinese New Year.a good/bad start to something: · A pint of vodka at eight o'clock in the morning was not a good start to the day.get off to a good/bad start: · If we get off to a good start this season, I think the team has a real chance to win the championship. ► origin the origin of something is where it came from or how it first started to exist: · AIDS became widespread in the 1980s, but no-one is certain of its origin.origin of: · He's writing a dictionary that explains the origin of words.· Hughes's book 'The Fatal Shore' is a study of the origins of Australia as a British penal colony.· Advanced computer systems could trace the origin of every gun used in a violent crime.have your/its origins in something: · Today's ceremony is a modern version of a tradition which has its origins in medieval times.country/place of origin: · The magazines were organized by country of origin. ► starting point the starting point of something is where it begins or develops from: · If you want to learn about working overseas, this book would be a good starting point.starting point for/of: · Duffy's difficult relationship with her mother was the starting point for her fiction.· The assassination of Archduke Ferdinand is seen as the starting point of the war. ► the onset the time when something begins, especially something unpleasant such as an illness: the onset of something: · Make sure to check your air conditioning before the onset of hot weather.· The onset of the Depression meant starvation and suffering for millions of people.· DiPietro's research shows that an active lifestyle can delay the onset of many diseases common with aging. Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRYadjectives► sudden · Consult the doctor if there is a very sudden onset of fever. ► abrupt · the abrupt onset of the rainy season in India (=happening very quickly and suddenly) ► rapid · Symptoms may include the rapid onset of nausea and vomiting. ► early/late onset (=happening earlier or later than commonly happens – used especially about serious illnesses)· The patient had a family history of early onset Alzheimer's disease. verbs► delay the onset of something · An active and healthy lifestyle can delay the onset of disease in later life. ► mark the onset of something · The tradition originates from an old Celtic feast marking the onset of winter. COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES► the onset of winter · She dreaded the onset of winter. COLLOCATIONS FROM THE CORPUSADJECTIVE► early · These patients were characterised by an early onset and long duration of pernicious anaemia.· It is studying applications to tests for a family history of early onset of Alzheimer's disease. ► rapid · Mumps Belladonna. Rapid onset and violent.· It has a rapid onset of action and is useful in both initiating and maintaining sleep.· Ipecacuanha Rapid onset over a few hours Nausea and vomiting runs right through this remedy Rapid onset over a few hours.· It has an initial sedative effect that leads to more rapid sleep onset.· Ipecacuanha Rapid onset over a few hours Nausea and vomiting runs right through this remedy Rapid onset over a few hours.· This results in an overall lower quality of sleep despite the more rapid onset.· This induced the rapid onset of apoptosis which can be quantitated by time-lapse cinemicroscopy. ► sudden · This is a severe pleural pain of sudden onset, accompanied by fever and severe difficulty in breathing.· The codes mean this person had a skin rash, sudden onset.· It may have sudden onset and progress rapidly.· The sudden onset of severe weather conditions was thought to be a frequent result of disturbance to a site.· Complaints of insomnia, impotence, or gout, or the sudden onset of a confusional state could be indicators. NOUN► sleep · The fourth cause of sleep onset insomnia is a stress-induced response to what is known as conditioned insomnia.· This type of sleep onset insomnia is most often experienced by those who are accustomed to being in control of their lives.· They also delay sleep onset, increase the chances of waking after sleep onset occurs, and decrease total sleep time.· It has an initial sedative effect that leads to more rapid sleep onset. VERB► delay · Fig. 6.8 shows how increased bucket size delays the onset of synonym occurrence in a well randomized file.· They also delay sleep onset, increase the chances of waking after sleep onset occurs, and decrease total sleep time.· Breastfeeding can delay the onset of menstruation for three years.· Of course it makes sense to delay the onset of drug use among kids.· It may delay the onset of Aids, even if only by a small amount. ► occur · Resumption of development occurs just before the onset of seasonal rains.· This symptom usually occurs at the onset of sleep or upon waking.· Therefore, it is unlikely that reflux of acid or gas had occurred just before the onset of the contractile activity.· Moreover, that those increases in recorded crime which did occur came after the onset of the panic. Phrases PHRASES FROM THE ENTRY► the onset of something Doctors can slow the onset of the disease with drugs. But cold weather and a scarcity of food on arable land usually brings numbers down with the onset of winter. It had gradually enlarged and began to leak some six weeks before his death and was heralded by the onset of headaches. It was the last upswing before the onset of slump, stagnation and mass unemployment. The loss of oestrogen at the onset of menopause may also be greater in smokers than nonsmokers. This symptom usually occurs at the onset of sleep or upon waking. This was enough to slow the onset of their disease. Yet the onset of daylight, with its much better conditions, brought the kiss of death. the onset of something the beginning of something, especially something bad: the onset of winterCOLLOCATIONSadjectivessudden· Consult the doctor if there is a very sudden onset of fever.abrupt· the abrupt onset of the rainy season in India (=happening very quickly and suddenly)rapid· Symptoms may include the rapid onset of nausea and vomiting.early/late onset (=happening earlier or later than commonly happens – used especially about serious illnesses)· The patient had a family history of early onset Alzheimer's disease.verbsdelay the onset of something· An active and healthy lifestyle can delay the onset of disease in later life.mark the onset of something· The tradition originates from an old Celtic feast marking the onset of winter.
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