plague信息详情
v.使折磨，使苦恼；纠缠，缠扰；使得灾祸
n.瘟疫，鼠疫；灾祸，天灾；麻烦事，讨厌的人；愿上天降灾难于……（用于诅咒）
plagued───v.困扰（plague的过去分词）；折磨
plaguer───染瘟疫的人（plague的变体）；受折磨的人（plague的变体）
plagues───[医]瘟疫
plaguey───麻烦的；讨厌的；烦扰的
blague───n.吹牛；胡扯；n.(Blague)人名；(中非)布拉盖
plage───n.海滨；[天]谱斑；n.(Plage)人名；(德)普拉格
plaguy───adj.讨厌的；麻烦的；adv.非常地；达到可厌程度
plaque───n.匾；血小板；饰板；齿菌斑；斑（块）
blaguer───开玩笑的
It delves into everything from seasickness, jet lag and the hazards of camels to malaria and plague.───它探究了从晕船、时差和骆驼的危害到疟疾和瘟疫的一切。
Spotted fever in purples for example, which we call measles, was a significant cause of death as was the plague, which we don't have anymore, thank goodness.───斑疹热作为例子，也就是我们所说的麻疹，和鼠疫一样，是导致死亡的重要原因，谢天谢地，现在已经没有鼠疫了。
either because they were born that way or through learning, have found ways to work around the perceptual shortcuts that plague most people.───要么天生如此，要么后天习得，总之传统叛逆者找到了困扰大多数人的认知捷径的替代方法。
He tended to his wife with the wary compassion of a plague nurse.───他带着一个受折磨的护士般的小心谨慎的怜悯之心照顾着他的妻子。
The noun plague, which Ms Pinkham points out in her work The Translator's Guide to chinglish, results from the mode of thinking in Chinese.───平卡姆女士在其著作《中式英语之鉴》中指出“名词肿胀症”，主要是受汉语思维的影响而产生的。
But we were pilgrims in this new country of activism and the police fell upon us like the plague before we had done any damage at all.───但是在这个新的激进主义国家我们是朝圣者，我们还没来得及搞任何破坏活动，警察就像瘟疫一样对我们进行了袭击。
For by now I could have stretched out my hand and struck you and your people with a plague that would have wiped you off the earth.───我若伸手用瘟疫攻击你和你的百姓，你早就从地上除灭了。
One of the local officials joked to me that he was just waiting for a plague of locusts.───当地有一名官员和我开玩笑说，现在就等着闹蝗灾了。
He prepared a path for his anger; he did not spare them from death but gave them over to the plague.───他为自己的怒气修平了路，将他们交给瘟疫，使他们死亡。
The plague once could wipe out a village.
The population was decimated by a plague.
The city is under threat from a plague of rats.
The plague was greatly feared in the Middle Ages.
Plague was once very common here.
Nearly a third of the population died in the Great Plague.
I love you like a god of plague and why I treat you like a lover.
Plenty is no plague.
The plague caused 100,000 deaths in London alone in the 1600s.