pleurisy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Illness & disabilitypleurisypleu‧ri‧sy /ˈplʊərəsi $ ˈplʊr-/ noun [uncountable] MIa serious illness which affects your lungs, causing severe pain in your chestExamples from the Corpuspleurisy• Camp conditions were very poor, Thompson said, adding that he developed pneumonia, followed by pleurisy.• The early stages could go on for days, with doctors telling patients they had the flu or pleurisy.• He started with pleurisy which turned into pneumonia and because he wasn't a strong man it carried him off.Origin pleurisy (1300-1400) Old French pleuresie, from Latin pleuritis, from Greek, from pleura “side”

单词	pleurisy
释义	pleurisy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Illness & disabilitypleurisypleu‧ri‧sy /ˈplʊərəsi $ ˈplʊr-/ noun [uncountable] MIa serious illness which affects your lungs, causing severe pain in your chestExamples from the Corpuspleurisy• Camp conditions were very poor, Thompson said, adding that he developed pneumonia, followed by pleurisy.• The early stages could go on for days, with doctors telling patients they had the flu or pleurisy.• He started with pleurisy which turned into pneumonia and because he wasn't a strong man it carried him off.Origin pleurisy (1300-1400) Old French pleuresie, from Latin pleuritis, from Greek, from pleura “side”
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