| Change log entry 74957 | |
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| Processed by: | goldyn_chyld (2022-06-04 07:50:50 UTC) |
| Comment: |
<< review queue entry 70940 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> ii 1. It's a verb. Our definition only has noun glosses. 2. "outbreak" implies that there is a spike in the incidence of the disease in the *population*, whereas 發病 simply refers to incidence of a disease -- usually in one person. Chinese dictionary definitions say 發病 refers to when disease starts in the *body* (e.g. LA: 在體内), not specifically when there is a sudden increase in incidence of the disease in a *population*. |
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- 發病 发病 [fa1 bing4] /onset/outbreak (of a disease)/ + 發病 发病 [fa1 bing4] /(of an illness) to occur/(of a person) to get sick; to fall ill/onset (of a medical condition)/ |