[ 'mɔ(:)ribʌnd ] adj. 濒死的,垂死的,奄奄一息的；死气沉沉的。 n. 将死的人。 n. -bundity ,-ly adv.
Example Sentences:
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Imperialism is monopolistic , parasitic and moribund capitalism . 帝国主义是垄断的、寄生的、垂死的资本主义。
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In the moribund patient deepening coma are the usual preludes to death . 病人弥留之际，加深的昏睡通常是死的前兆。
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A good reason for removing moribund and dead birds from a flock is to reduce the numbers of infectious organisms available to penmates . 清除鸡群里临死和死亡的个体，就是为了减少可以感染同群鸡的传染性微生物。
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The few birds seen anywhere were moribund 随处看见寥寥无几的鸟儿在垂死挣扎。
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One is whether separatism is quite as moribund as it now seems 其一就是，分离主义是否真的如同目前所见那样垂死挣扎。
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Soon , rain fell and continued for several days , bringing life back to the regions moribund fields 刹那间，大雨倾盆而下，连绵数日，为原本奄奄一息的巴摩尔地区带来无限生机与活力。
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That would be an unfortunate side - effect of this long - overdue plan to revitalise china ' s moribund stockmarkets 对于迟来太久的中国股市起死回生大计来说，那将是一个非常不幸的副作用。
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The company has been moribund for a time , but perhaps the new managing director will be able to breathe some life into it 一段时间以来公司已面临倒闭，但新来的总经理也许能使它起死回生。
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With one hand , mr qaddafi is opening libya to the world , inviting foreign investment and seeking advice on how to reform its moribund , oil - dependent economy 一方面，卡扎非向世界敞开利比亚的大门，邀请外国投资并寻找良方来改革衰落，依赖原油的经济。
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This was not uncommon in a country whose impressive recent growth , driven by soaring oil production , has done little to improve its moribund health - care system 这在一个靠石油产品飞速发展起来的国家里是常有的事，在改善垂死挣扎的医疗系统方面几乎没什么作为。
