mad cow disease

常見例句

雙語例句

• Imports were cut because a case of mad-cow disease was found in the U.S.
  美國發(fā)現(xiàn)瘋牛病例后，韓國削減了對美國牛肉的進(jìn)口。
• Japan is especially reluctant to do so, as was illustrated by a recent spat over American beef, in which fears of mad-cow disease strengthened the hands of protectionists.
  尤其是日本更無此意。有例為證，最近日本的保護主義者出于擔(dān)心瘋牛病而對美國的牛肉硬起了手腕，從而發(fā)生了一場糾紛。
• She first encountered him after she said on air that fears of mad-cow disease had put her off hamburgers; he helped her handle a lawsuit from a group of enraged Texas cattlemen.
  溫芙蕾是在廣播中說害怕瘋牛病奪去自己的漢堡遭到憤怒的牛肉場主控訴時，首次遇見了菲爾·麥克格勞博士。 他幫她擺平了這起控訴。

權(quán)威例句

• Doctors in Kentucky say eating squirrel brains is linked to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (better known as mad-cow disease).
  ECONOMIST: The moral and culinary merits of exotic flesh
• But the White House is preoccupied by bioterrorism and mad-cow disease: and it wants to trim the budget deficit.
  ECONOMIST: Another cow disease with a possible link to humans
• Maybe mad-cow disease and its human analogues are merely the unfortunate by-products of some crucial, but as yet unperceived, mechanism.
  ECONOMIST: Prion proteins
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