英语释义

• partial or complete loss of hearing

片语

mixed hearing loss混合性聋

hearing g loss听力丧失

syndromic hearing loss分为综合征性耳聋

high frequency hearing loss高频听力损失

Conductive hearing loss unspecified慢性被动性肝郁血

nonhereditary congenital hearing loss非遗传性先天性聋

speech hearing loss语言呼力损失

英汉例句

• the poor suffer more from hearing impairment because they cannot afford the preventive and routine care to avoid hearing loss nor the hearing aids to make the disability manageable.

  穷人患听力障碍，会遭受更多的病痛折磨，因为他们无力负担预防性和日常保健以避免听力丧失，也没有助听器来解决残疾问题。

• additionally, varying degrees of hearing loss can present challenges for children as well. some children experience hearing loss at higher frequencies and some have difficulties in the lower range.

  此外，不同程度的听力损失儿童面对着不同的挑战，有些听力损失儿童在高频损失较重，有些则是低频听不好。

• when a significant number of these cells are lost or damaged, hearing loss occurs.

  如果许许多多的毛细胞丢失或受损，我们就会丧失听觉。

• the most common sources of noise-induced hearing loss include explosions, power tools, music and common machinery.

  诱发听力损伤的最常见的噪音源包括爆炸、电动工具、音乐以及常用机械。

• new research shows more than two-thirds of young australians may have suffered some degree of hearing loss from listening to loud music, the australian reports.

  澳洲一项新的调查研究显示，三分之二以上的澳洲年轻人可能因听高声音乐而受到某种程度的听力损失。

• unfortunately for those with hearing loss this can become the cocktail party problem, a difficulty in separating one voice from all the others.

  不幸地是，对于那些遭受听力损失的人们，这就可能成为鸡尾酒会问题，难以从一大堆声音中区分出各种声音。

• passive smoking increased their risk of hearing loss across all sound frequencies by about a third.

  被动吸烟使他们对所有音频的听力下降之风险增加了约三分之一。

• according to dr. steven d. rauch, a professor of otolaryngology at harvard, there are four major areas for concern: ear hygiene, noise injuries, age-related hearing loss and ear health emergencies.

  哈佛大学耳鼻喉科教授斯蒂文·d·劳赫指出，有四点需要予以关注：耳部卫生、噪音伤害、与年龄有关的听力损失，以及突发性的耳部健康事件。

• hearing loss can often be very frustrating and lead to social isolation, if not quickly addressed.

  听力损失往往是非常令人沮丧，如果不尽快解决，会导致社会隔离。

• but if they listened for longer periods, they risked permanent hearing loss after five years.

  而如果听得时间更长，那么五年之后就可能会永久丧失听力。

• but the amount of hearing loss might differ by as much as 30 db between people who had the toughest ears and those with the most tender ones — a huge variation.

  但是，人与人之间听力丧失的程度不同，那些耳朵比较强健的人与耳朵与较柔嫩的人相比，差异可达30分贝。

• wax or foreign bodies blocking the ear canal can cause hearing loss at any age.

  蜡或异物阻塞耳道在任何年龄都会造成听力丧失。

• the major reason for hearing loss and certain balance disorders is that — unlike other species such as birds — humans and other mammals are unable to spontaneously regenerate these hearing cells.

  听力丧失以及相关失衡的主要原因在于人类和其他一些哺乳动物的听觉细胞无法自行再生。 这点和其他生物如鸟类不同。

• the pressure on the nerve from the tumor may cause hearing loss and imbalance.

  该肿瘤对该神经的压迫可导致听觉丧失和平衡能力减弱。

• the health effects of mercury poisoning include central nervous system damage, hearing loss and vision problems.

  汞中毒对健康的影响包括中枢神经系统损害、听力损失和视力问题。

• it is very important that the student with partial hearing loss is placed very near the teacher at all times during lessons.

  对于一个部分听力损失的学生来说，上课时，被安置在非常接近老师的位置是非常要紧的。

• bacterial meningitis may result in brain damage, hearing loss or a learning disability in 10% to 20% of survivors.

  细菌性脑膜炎可能会对10%至20%的幸存者造成脑损伤、听力损失或学习障碍。

• for these younger groups, untreated hearing loss can result in lapses in speech and cognitive development, the authors write.

  作者写道，对于这些更年幼的群体，未及时治疗的听力损失可能会导致语言和认知障碍。

• scientists involved in the experiments say there could be therapeutic trials to prevent hearing loss using drugs within a decade.

  参与这些实验的科学家们说，使用药物防止听力丧失的临床实验有可能会在十年内实现。