Definition of syndrome in English:

syndrome

noun ˈsɪndrəʊmˈsɪnˌdroʊm

1A group of symptoms which consistently occur together, or a condition characterized by a set of associated symptoms.
综合病征，症候群
a rare syndrome in which the production of white blood cells is damaged
一种罕见的白血球制造功能被破坏的综合征。
Example sentencesExamples
- The genes responsible for such syndromes increase cancer risk to such an extent that all other factors are largely superseded.
- Impaired respiratory muscle function is the most severe consequence of several newly described syndromes affecting critically ill patients.
- What is commonly known as influenza or the flu is a syndrome, not a disease.
- More likely, these models are represented in humans by rare syndromes that can be traced to altered functions of specific genes.
- Two distinct clinical syndromes are recognized, early-and late-onset disease.
- There are likely to be several distinct fat alteration syndromes occurring in a variety of combinations.
- In around one in three people with the syndrome, the condition gets better without any treatment.
- The investigators used factor analysis to identify a cluster of symptoms and syndromes unique to Gulf War veterans.
- Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome are clinical syndromes that are characterized by extreme hypoxemia and high mortality.
- Further longitudinal studies are needed to assess whether these findings apply to operationally defined fatigue syndromes.
- Cardiac enlargement was the most common abnormality associated with both of these clinical syndromes.
- Asthma is a syndrome characterized by episodes of reversible airway obstruction.
- Congenital heart defects appear to run in families and are associated with many genetic syndromes.
- The relative contribution of these distinct injury mechanisms in different syndromes and disease models is simply not known.
- It is most commonly used for the correction of more severe deformities and syndromes that were untreatable in the past.
- So what about children in whom there clearly is some form of a rare syndrome, yet no diagnosis has been made?
- A number of rare or uncommon congenital syndromes are associated with decreased platelet production.
- The immune response produces a syndrome of inflammation at the site of the infection.
- Sleep apnea syndromes are more common in men than in women.
- Because all of the cells are at risk, hereditary cancer syndromes also increase the risk of multiple primary tumors.
1. 1.1 A characteristic combination of opinions, emotions, or behaviour.
  （表明观点，感情，行为的）种种表现
  the ‘Not In My Back Yard’ syndrome
  “各扫门前雪”的种种表现。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Whether she knows it or not, she is cited as chief victim of the emerging syndrome known as dotcom envy.
  If it is so, what is the fun of racking my brain with East-West or North-South syndrome?
  Either way you end up in competitive parent syndrome, where you realise that there is a contest going on.
  I would like to ask other readers if they have experienced road rage trolley syndrome this Christmas?
  You could as easily call it the Pinter syndrome and it certainly is the BBC syndrome.
  The Howard victory last night certainly looks like burying the Spanish syndrome for good.
  In years to come, we will see that familiar syndrome of sport, where ten times as many claim to have been there as actually were.
  Ultimately, it is a syndrome of fear that has pushed Hong Kong people to migrate.
  The lack of interest might be a classic example of the chicken-or-egg syndrome.
  On one level the photographs are an antidote to the stereotype reporting that has been dubbed CNN syndrome.
  Vinegar syndrome only affects films made up to the 1970s, when a different type of film was introduced.
  Like all people, me included, there is a certain amount of not-in-my-backyard syndrome here.

Derivatives

syndromic

adjectivesɪnˈdrɒmɪk

Actually, sex with one person can give you HIV, a viral condition that reduces the effectiveness of your immune system, which often leads to a number of symptoms and infections generally grouped under the syndromic umbrella of AIDS.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is currently engaged in research on smallpox immunization policy, syndromic surveillance, and measurement of public health preparedness.
- New York City's innovative approach of combining physician reporting with syndromic surveillance offers a useful model for other major cities to follow.
- Craniosynostosis, the premature fusion of the cranial sutures, is a significant medical problem, occurring in both syndromic and nonsyndromic forms.
- This effect resembles syndromic disorders in humans.

Origin

Mid 16th century: modern Latin, from Greek sundromē, from sun- 'together' + dramein 'to run'.

This is a modern Latin word, from Greek sundromē, from sun- ‘together’ and dramein ‘to run’. Other words formed from sun include synopsis (early 17th century) from sun- ‘together’ opsis ‘seeing’, and synthesis (early 17th century) from suntithenai ‘place together’.

Definition of syndrome in US English:

syndrome

nounˈsinˌdrōmˈsɪnˌdroʊm

1A group of symptoms which consistently occur together, or a condition characterized by a set of associated symptoms.
综合病征，症候群
a rare syndrome in which the production of white blood cells is damaged
一种罕见的白血球制造功能被破坏的综合征。
Example sentencesExamples
- Sleep apnea syndromes are more common in men than in women.
- The immune response produces a syndrome of inflammation at the site of the infection.
- The genes responsible for such syndromes increase cancer risk to such an extent that all other factors are largely superseded.
- The relative contribution of these distinct injury mechanisms in different syndromes and disease models is simply not known.
- Cardiac enlargement was the most common abnormality associated with both of these clinical syndromes.
- There are likely to be several distinct fat alteration syndromes occurring in a variety of combinations.
- In around one in three people with the syndrome, the condition gets better without any treatment.
- Congenital heart defects appear to run in families and are associated with many genetic syndromes.
- Two distinct clinical syndromes are recognized, early-and late-onset disease.
- Because all of the cells are at risk, hereditary cancer syndromes also increase the risk of multiple primary tumors.
- So what about children in whom there clearly is some form of a rare syndrome, yet no diagnosis has been made?
- Asthma is a syndrome characterized by episodes of reversible airway obstruction.
- Further longitudinal studies are needed to assess whether these findings apply to operationally defined fatigue syndromes.
- More likely, these models are represented in humans by rare syndromes that can be traced to altered functions of specific genes.
- What is commonly known as influenza or the flu is a syndrome, not a disease.
- The investigators used factor analysis to identify a cluster of symptoms and syndromes unique to Gulf War veterans.
- It is most commonly used for the correction of more severe deformities and syndromes that were untreatable in the past.
- Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome are clinical syndromes that are characterized by extreme hypoxemia and high mortality.
- A number of rare or uncommon congenital syndromes are associated with decreased platelet production.
- Impaired respiratory muscle function is the most severe consequence of several newly described syndromes affecting critically ill patients.
1. 1.1 A characteristic combination of opinions, emotions, or behavior.
  （表明观点，感情，行为的）种种表现
  the “Not In My Backyard” syndrome
  “各扫门前雪”的种种表现。
  Example sentencesExamples
  On one level the photographs are an antidote to the stereotype reporting that has been dubbed CNN syndrome.
  The lack of interest might be a classic example of the chicken-or-egg syndrome.
  Vinegar syndrome only affects films made up to the 1970s, when a different type of film was introduced.
  If it is so, what is the fun of racking my brain with East-West or North-South syndrome?
  I would like to ask other readers if they have experienced road rage trolley syndrome this Christmas?
  Whether she knows it or not, she is cited as chief victim of the emerging syndrome known as dotcom envy.
  Either way you end up in competitive parent syndrome, where you realise that there is a contest going on.
  You could as easily call it the Pinter syndrome and it certainly is the BBC syndrome.
  The Howard victory last night certainly looks like burying the Spanish syndrome for good.
  In years to come, we will see that familiar syndrome of sport, where ten times as many claim to have been there as actually were.
  Ultimately, it is a syndrome of fear that has pushed Hong Kong people to migrate.
  Like all people, me included, there is a certain amount of not-in-my-backyard syndrome here.

Origin

Mid 16th century: modern Latin, from Greek sundromē, from sun- ‘together’ + dramein ‘to run’.

词汇	syndrome
释义	Definition of syndrome in English: syndrome noun ˈsɪndrəʊmˈsɪnˌdroʊm 1A group of symptoms which consistently occur together, or a condition characterized by a set of associated symptoms. 综合病征，症候群 a rare syndrome in which the production of white blood cells is damaged 一种罕见的白血球制造功能被破坏的综合征。 Example sentencesExamples The genes responsible for such syndromes increase cancer risk to such an extent that all other factors are largely superseded. Impaired respiratory muscle function is the most severe consequence of several newly described syndromes affecting critically ill patients. What is commonly known as influenza or the flu is a syndrome, not a disease. More likely, these models are represented in humans by rare syndromes that can be traced to altered functions of specific genes. Two distinct clinical syndromes are recognized, early-and late-onset disease. There are likely to be several distinct fat alteration syndromes occurring in a variety of combinations. In around one in three people with the syndrome, the condition gets better without any treatment. The investigators used factor analysis to identify a cluster of symptoms and syndromes unique to Gulf War veterans. Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome are clinical syndromes that are characterized by extreme hypoxemia and high mortality. Further longitudinal studies are needed to assess whether these findings apply to operationally defined fatigue syndromes. Cardiac enlargement was the most common abnormality associated with both of these clinical syndromes. Asthma is a syndrome characterized by episodes of reversible airway obstruction. Congenital heart defects appear to run in families and are associated with many genetic syndromes. The relative contribution of these distinct injury mechanisms in different syndromes and disease models is simply not known. It is most commonly used for the correction of more severe deformities and syndromes that were untreatable in the past. So what about children in whom there clearly is some form of a rare syndrome, yet no diagnosis has been made? A number of rare or uncommon congenital syndromes are associated with decreased platelet production. The immune response produces a syndrome of inflammation at the site of the infection. Sleep apnea syndromes are more common in men than in women. Because all of the cells are at risk, hereditary cancer syndromes also increase the risk of multiple primary tumors. 1.1 A characteristic combination of opinions, emotions, or behaviour. （表明观点，感情，行为的）种种表现 the ‘Not In My Back Yard’ syndrome “各扫门前雪”的种种表现。 Example sentencesExamples Whether she knows it or not, she is cited as chief victim of the emerging syndrome known as dotcom envy. If it is so, what is the fun of racking my brain with East-West or North-South syndrome? Either way you end up in competitive parent syndrome, where you realise that there is a contest going on. I would like to ask other readers if they have experienced road rage trolley syndrome this Christmas? You could as easily call it the Pinter syndrome and it certainly is the BBC syndrome. The Howard victory last night certainly looks like burying the Spanish syndrome for good. In years to come, we will see that familiar syndrome of sport, where ten times as many claim to have been there as actually were. Ultimately, it is a syndrome of fear that has pushed Hong Kong people to migrate. The lack of interest might be a classic example of the chicken-or-egg syndrome. On one level the photographs are an antidote to the stereotype reporting that has been dubbed CNN syndrome. Vinegar syndrome only affects films made up to the 1970s, when a different type of film was introduced. Like all people, me included, there is a certain amount of not-in-my-backyard syndrome here. Derivatives syndromic adjectivesɪnˈdrɒmɪk Actually, sex with one person can give you HIV, a viral condition that reduces the effectiveness of your immune system, which often leads to a number of symptoms and infections generally grouped under the syndromic umbrella of AIDS. Example sentencesExamples He is currently engaged in research on smallpox immunization policy, syndromic surveillance, and measurement of public health preparedness. New York City's innovative approach of combining physician reporting with syndromic surveillance offers a useful model for other major cities to follow. Craniosynostosis, the premature fusion of the cranial sutures, is a significant medical problem, occurring in both syndromic and nonsyndromic forms. This effect resembles syndromic disorders in humans. Origin Mid 16th century: modern Latin, from Greek sundromē, from sun- 'together' + dramein 'to run'. This is a modern Latin word, from Greek sundromē, from sun- ‘together’ and dramein ‘to run’. Other words formed from sun include synopsis (early 17th century) from sun- ‘together’ opsis ‘seeing’, and synthesis (early 17th century) from suntithenai ‘place together’. Definition of syndrome in US English: syndrome nounˈsinˌdrōmˈsɪnˌdroʊm 1A group of symptoms which consistently occur together, or a condition characterized by a set of associated symptoms. 综合病征，症候群 a rare syndrome in which the production of white blood cells is damaged 一种罕见的白血球制造功能被破坏的综合征。 Example sentencesExamples Sleep apnea syndromes are more common in men than in women. The immune response produces a syndrome of inflammation at the site of the infection. The genes responsible for such syndromes increase cancer risk to such an extent that all other factors are largely superseded. The relative contribution of these distinct injury mechanisms in different syndromes and disease models is simply not known. Cardiac enlargement was the most common abnormality associated with both of these clinical syndromes. There are likely to be several distinct fat alteration syndromes occurring in a variety of combinations. In around one in three people with the syndrome, the condition gets better without any treatment. Congenital heart defects appear to run in families and are associated with many genetic syndromes. Two distinct clinical syndromes are recognized, early-and late-onset disease. Because all of the cells are at risk, hereditary cancer syndromes also increase the risk of multiple primary tumors. So what about children in whom there clearly is some form of a rare syndrome, yet no diagnosis has been made? Asthma is a syndrome characterized by episodes of reversible airway obstruction. Further longitudinal studies are needed to assess whether these findings apply to operationally defined fatigue syndromes. More likely, these models are represented in humans by rare syndromes that can be traced to altered functions of specific genes. What is commonly known as influenza or the flu is a syndrome, not a disease. The investigators used factor analysis to identify a cluster of symptoms and syndromes unique to Gulf War veterans. It is most commonly used for the correction of more severe deformities and syndromes that were untreatable in the past. Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome are clinical syndromes that are characterized by extreme hypoxemia and high mortality. A number of rare or uncommon congenital syndromes are associated with decreased platelet production. Impaired respiratory muscle function is the most severe consequence of several newly described syndromes affecting critically ill patients. 1.1 A characteristic combination of opinions, emotions, or behavior. （表明观点，感情，行为的）种种表现 the “Not In My Backyard” syndrome “各扫门前雪”的种种表现。 Example sentencesExamples On one level the photographs are an antidote to the stereotype reporting that has been dubbed CNN syndrome. The lack of interest might be a classic example of the chicken-or-egg syndrome. Vinegar syndrome only affects films made up to the 1970s, when a different type of film was introduced. If it is so, what is the fun of racking my brain with East-West or North-South syndrome? I would like to ask other readers if they have experienced road rage trolley syndrome this Christmas? Whether she knows it or not, she is cited as chief victim of the emerging syndrome known as dotcom envy. Either way you end up in competitive parent syndrome, where you realise that there is a contest going on. You could as easily call it the Pinter syndrome and it certainly is the BBC syndrome. The Howard victory last night certainly looks like burying the Spanish syndrome for good. In years to come, we will see that familiar syndrome of sport, where ten times as many claim to have been there as actually were. Ultimately, it is a syndrome of fear that has pushed Hong Kong people to migrate. Like all people, me included, there is a certain amount of not-in-my-backyard syndrome here. Origin Mid 16th century: modern Latin, from Greek sundromē, from sun- ‘together’ + dramein ‘to run’.
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