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 eradication [i,rædi'keiʃən]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 连根拔除, 歼灭, 消灭, 根除, 使断根

[医] 根除, 扑灭, 消灭


  1. Global polio eradication is the common goal of mankind.
    在全球范围内消灭脊髓灰质炎是人类的共同目标。
  2. Eradication of the Alpine nomenclature is still proving a Herculean task.
    根除阿尔卑斯命名法依然是一项极其艰难的工作。
  3. PolioPlus is Rotary's commitment to the certi fi cation of the eradication of polio.
    根除小儿痲痹等疾病计划是扶轮对于根除小儿痲痹的承诺。


eradication
[ noun ]
the complete destruction of every trace of something
<noun.event>


Eradication \E*rad`i*ca"tion\, n. [L. eradicatio: cf. F.
['e]radication.]
1. The act of plucking up by the roots; a rooting out;
extirpation; utter destruction.

2. The state of being plucked up by the roots.

  1. "(They) gave the terrorists the tools to justify my eradication," he said.
  2. Or order Coca Cola, which is said to have done more for the eradication of cholera than any health programme. Ice is a bad idea.
  3. Conner said the eradication program has proven successful and is the best approach, despite environmental concerns raised over similar sprayings in California.
  4. The winners of the viewer poll: stories on the controversial anti-depression drug Prozac and an Alabama marijuana eradication program.
  5. The No. 1 baby killer in the 1920s and '30s, pertussis reached a low of 1,248 cases and six deaths in this country in 1981, raising hopes the disease was near eradication here.
  6. Measles, a once-common childhood disease, was believed on the verge of eradication in this country in the early '80s _ just 1,497 cases were reported in 1983 _ but case counts have increased since.
  7. The 1981-82 outbreak in the state and resulting quarantines cost growers $100 million, while another $100 million was spent on eradication.
  8. The story on Prozac received 35 percent of the vote while the drug eradication program received 26 percent.
  9. "We would have been able to have the (full-scale eradication) campaign under way if it weren't for the obstacles" from the U.S. side, said the FAO source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
  10. It isn't surprising that Bolivia and Peru, pressured though they are to cooperate on a program of coca eradication in return for much-needed economic aid, are reacting strongly to the U.S.'s latest plans.
  11. The report said coca eradication efforts were bound to remain futile until an effective herbicide is used in aerial spraying programs, as Colombia does with marijuana.
  12. Helicopters were to take to the skies again Thursday night to blanket a 30-square-mile area of the Verdugo hills in Burbank and Glendale as part of the state's $30 million Medfly eradication campaign.
  13. A healthy, efficient and durable democracy demands a change in our mentality and the eradication of ignorance and other social ills." A multiparty system and real parliamentary democracy do not appear likely in the immediate future.
  14. We have to eradicate it." Deukmejian said if eradication efforts fail there will be higher food prices, quarantines on California fruit by foreign governments, loss of jobs and even placement of maggot-infested fruit on supermarket shelves.
  15. Alberto Arciniegas, a former military commander of the Alto Huallaga, opposes the drug eradication program, arguing that it drives the local population into the arms of the rebels.
  16. The National Drug Control Strategy announced by President Bush in September called for increasing federal funds for domestic marijuana eradication from $8 million in fiscal 1989 to $16 million in the 1990 fiscal year.
  17. The Carter Center last week announced that American Cyanimid Co. donated enough of a guinea-worm fighting chemical to make eradication possible within five years.
  18. How much of the drug will survive the eradication programs and get to market is nearly impossible to calculate because no consistent figures are available on the amount of marijuana planted or harvested each year.
  19. In an ironic twist, given that Miller's books were banned in English-speaking countries for 27 years, "Henry and June," led to the eradication of the X rating in the United States.
  20. A committee of the 166-nation U.N. agency passed by consensus a resolution calling for the eradication program.
  21. The Pan American Health Organization has set the year 2000 as the goal for global eradication of polio.
  22. Robert Griffith, chief of the bureau of pest eradication for the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Service, said he had never heard of canker being found on mature citrus fruit that was ready to be shipped.
  23. That is a local issue." The United States has provided 142 aircraft to other countries over the last decade for the interception and eradication of illegal drugs, the State Department said today.
  24. The eradication plan calls for unleashing tens of millions of sterilized screw-worm flies in Libya.
  25. People know of the eradication program, and they know cotton acreage is up some. But, says county agent Dan Presley, "I don't think cotton'll ever come back as king." Peanuts and corn are the main crops here now.
  26. In 1978, a small-scale cotton boll weevil eradication program began in parts of North and South Carolina.
  27. Citing Peru, where eradication efforts have been stymied by guerrilla activities, Smith asked: "Why don't they (the Peruvians) do something?"
  28. "I don't see eradication of mosquitos that carry the disease will come for 50 or 60 years," said Dr. Ezekiel Nukuro, undersecretary of Health Improvement in the Solomon Islands government.
  29. Polio, which the Pan American Health Organization has targeted for eradication in the Americas this year, was detected last year in 99 of 14,372 Latin American counties, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control reported.
  30. Besides Obey's amendment, another voice vote removed the earmarking of money for specific countries cooperating with U.S. drug eradication efforts, allowing the individual totals to be set later based on the performance of the countries.
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