leprosy

• n. ハンセン病、汚職

ハンセン病、らい病患者から。

leprosy (n.)

1530s (earlier lepruse, mid-15c.), from leprous; see leper. First used in Coverdale Bible, where it renders Hebrew cara'ath, which apparently was a comprehensive term for skin diseases. Because of pejorative associations, the use of the word in medical context has been banned by the World Health Organization and replaced by Hansen's disease (1938), named for Norwegian physician Gerhard Henrik Armauer Hansen (1841-1912) who in 1871 discovered the bacillus that causes it.

1. He 'd pulled away from her as if she had leprosy .

彼はハンセン病にかかったかのように彼女から遠く離れていた。

2.His body was deformed by leprosy .

彼の体はハンセン病で変形した。

3.MDT is an effective treatment and could cure all the leprosy sufferererers worldwide.

連合化学療法は、世界中のハンセン病患者を癒す効果的な治療法であると期待されている。

4.The leprosy of unreality disfigured every human creature in attendance upon Moseigneur.

謀虚逐妄の麻痺症は、おじいさんに仕えるすべての人を破壊した。

5.They kill the leprosy bacteria，and the corpses get tossed into the system.

それらはハンセン病菌を殺し、そしてこれらの特殊兵は体を攻撃し続けた。