be communicable
communicable 常作表语,描述疾病的可传染性。
Some diseases are communicable.
一些疾病是可传染的。
可传播的;可传染的
可传达的;易传达的;健谈的;爱说话的;可在人或动物之间传播的。;易于传达的。;健谈的或开朗的。
可在人或动物之间传播的。
Able to be transmitted between people or animals.
易于传达的。
Readily communicated.
健谈的或开朗的。
Talkative or expansive.
The doctor explained that the disease is highly communicable through respiratory droplets.
医生解释说,这种疾病通过呼吸道飞沫极易传染。
用法提示:形容词,表示疾病可传染的性质。
Some skin conditions are not communicable, so there is no need to worry about contagion.
一些皮肤病不具有传染性,因此无需担心传染。
用法提示:形容词,描述疾病不具备传染性。
The idea was easily communicable through clear diagrams and simple language.
这个想法通过清晰的图表和简单的语言很容易传达。
用法提示:形容词,表示信息可传达或可沟通。
communicable 常作表语,描述疾病的可传染性。
Some diseases are communicable.
一些疾病是可传染的。
communicable 作定语修饰疾病名称。
Measles is a communicable disease.
麻疹是一种传染病。
使用介词 to 表示传播对象。
The infection is communicable to others.
这种感染可以传染给他人。
使用 from...to... 结构说明传播途径。
The virus is communicable from animals to humans.
这种病毒可以从动物传染给人类。
grammar · medium
易错句子She is very communicable.
正确表达She is very communicative.
“Communicable” 通常用于疾病或信息,表示“可传染的”或“可传达的”,不能用来描述人健谈。表示“健谈的”应用 “communicative”。
grammar · medium
易错句子The communicable of the disease is high.
正确表达The communicability of the disease is high.
“Communicable” 是形容词,不能用作名词。表示“传染性”需用名词形式 “communicability”。
Communicable 指可传达或传染的;communicative 指乐于交流或善于表达的。
Communicable 泛指可传染的(包括接触、空气等);contagious 特指通过直接接触传染的。
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