the black death信息详情
黑死病
black death───n.黑死病(14世纪蔓延于亚欧两洲的鼠疫)，鼠疫；黑死病（14世纪蔓延欧亚两洲的鼠疫）
the black───黑人
to the death───adv.到底; 死；至死；到底
the death car───死亡之车
the death of───……的死亡；……的毁灭
death───n.(Death)人名；(英)迪阿思；n.死；死亡；死神；毁灭
the all black───全黑的
the black cat───黑猫
the black one───黑色的那个
Then, with the Black Death, it fell by a quarter.───接着爆发了黑死病，人口锐减了四分之一。
Black Death of 1348 was caused by gradual loss of the humus fertility found under forest trees.───的黑死病是由森林树木下腐殖质的逐渐丧失引起的。
This isn't the Black Death.───这又不是黑死病。
We do not know, however, how the Black Death travelled to Europe.───然而，我们并不知道，黑死病是如何被带到欧洲的。
The Black Death, then, seems to have been a new disease in the 14th century, to which no historical resistance would have existed.───这么说来，黑死病在14世纪是一种新病，人们对其不会有过去遗留的抵抗力。
The 19th-century French historian who saw the Black Death as the divide between the medieval world and the modern had, at least, a point.───19世纪的法国历史学家把黑死病看作中世纪和现代社会的分水岭，他们至少找到一个论据。
The Middle Ages were also a time of many plagues, especially the Black Death.───中世纪还爆发了多次大瘟疫，其中最可怕的是那场“黑死病”。
The Black Death lasted for several hundred years, disappearing for a while and then resurfacing .───黑死病延续了好几百年。它消失过一段时间，随后又重新出现。
During the fourteenth century a plague known as the "Black Death" swept over Europe.───在14世纪，一种称为“黑死病”的瘟疫漫延到整个欧洲。
It will make the Black Death look like a mild dose of flu.
The Black Death and subsequent outbreaks of the plague account for the smallest number of desertions, despite all the local traditions.
The substance of her treatise on the Black Death had been carefully checked with a microbiologist and a specialist in tropical medicine.
In 1345, for example, shortly after the Black Death, Venice promised citizenship to anyone who would settle there.
AIDS will surpass the Black Death as the world's worst pandemic.
Then came the Black Death and a brutal, catastrophic decline.
Should the Black Death reappear, what should we do?
The Black Death was a disease that killed millions.
Welcomes, with some reservations, the introduction of the Black Death as a vital measure of population control.