Definition of bronchitis in English:

bronchitis

noun brɒŋˈkʌɪtɪsbrɑŋˈkaɪdəs

mass noun

Inflammation of the mucous membrane in the bronchial tubes. It typically causes bronchospasm and coughing.
支气管炎
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the years, the patient had been hospitalized many times with bronchitis and pneumonia.
- Sometimes the cough from acute bronchitis lasts for several weeks or months.
- Chronic bronchitis is an inflammation and eventual scarring of the lining of the bronchial tubes.
- Some human lung diseases such as chronic bronchitis may leave the patient drowsy or even comatose because of the build up of carbon dioxide in the body.
- This is a viral infection that typically causes conjunctivitis, bronchitis, rash and fever.
- In a few cases the symptoms appeared within the context of chronic bronchitis or late stage pneumonia.
- Laryngitis may also be a feature of bronchitis, pneumonia, flu or measles.
- It focused on therapy, and chronic bronchitis and emphysema were redefined.
- Moreover, about half of the subjects with new asthma also reported chronic bronchitis.
- Maternal smoking was associated with only wheezy bronchitis and not asthma.
- Sometimes, the colds cause pneumonia or exacerbate chronic bronchitis or asthma.
- Similar issues arise in relation to bronchitis or asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
- This means it is very bad for people with respiratory problems such as bronchitis and asthma.
- They all presented with typical symptoms of bronchitis and recurrent sinusitis or otitis.
- Wilson and colleagues looked at emphysema and chronic bronchitis separately.
- Rarely, flu can develop into a high fever, acute bronchitis, encephalitis and pneumonia.
- A bout of influenza in 1997 developed into bronchitis and pneumonia and put him into hospital.
- Sometimes people with a chronic lung disease such as emphysema or bronchitis can take beta blockers.
- Differentiation between pneumonia and acute bronchitis is important because of the therapeutic consequences.
- Pneumonia, bronchitis, and sinus and ear infections are three examples of complications from flu.

Derivatives

bronchitic

noun & adjective brɒŋˈkɪtɪk

We also observed associations of bronchitic symptoms with nitrogen dioxide, which were as strong as those for PM 10 and fine particulate mass less than 2.5 [mu] m in diameter.
Example sentencesExamples
- Still, many questions remain, and future studies will be needed to better define the mechanisms of bacterial invasion in the bronchitic patient and to develop effective vaccines to prevent exacerbations.
- These results suggest that both NO 2 and the OC fraction of respirable PM deserve greater attention as potential causes of the bronchitic symptoms associated with air pollution in children with asthma.
- Among the 475 children with asthma, 184 had bronchitic symptoms during the first year they contributed to the analysis.
- In additional analyses (not presented), there were no significant positive associations between pollutants and bronchitic symptoms among children without asthma.
- Chlorine is not a nerve gas, and many soldiers survived the attacks, but were left with lifelong bronchitic type conditions because of the damage to the lungs.
- The authors conclude that previous cross-sectional studies may have underestimated the effects of organic carbon and nitrogen dioxide on chronic bronchitic symptoms in children with asthma.
- His self-taught English is punctuated with bronchitic chuckles, but he has an earnestness which allows him to make comments such as ‘Theatre transcends politics’ without being mocked.
- The odds ratio of bronchitic symptoms among children with asthma varied from 0.80 to 1.81 across the large range of pollutants between communities.
- If the within-community estimates of effects are correct, then other cross-sectional (between-community) studies in the literature may have underestimated the true effect of air pollution on bronchitic symptoms in children.
- A plausible mechanism for an effect of NO 2 is the impairment of respiratory response to infection observed in toxicologic, and in limited clinical studies, which could result in increased reporting of bronchitic symptoms.
- Intrigued by the historically reported differences in anthropometry between the bronchitic and emphysematous patients, researchers performed studies to assess body composition in both COPD subtypes.
- Poor Hinewai, still an invalid, asthmatic and bronchitic, her son, the mischief boy, first missing, presumed dead, then years afterwards reported alive and now - here he was in front of her again, but once more turning away…

Rhymes

appendicitis, arthritis, cellulitis, colitis, conjunctivitis, cystitis, dermatitis, encephalitis, gastroenteritis, gingivitis, hepatitis, laryngitis, lymphangitis, meningitis, nephritis, neuritis, osteoarthritis, pericarditis, peritonitis, pharyngitis, sinusitis, tonsillitis

Definition of bronchitis in US English:

bronchitis

nounbräNGˈkīdəsbrɑŋˈkaɪdəs

Inflammation of the mucous membrane in the bronchial tubes. It typically causes bronchospasm and coughing.
支气管炎
Example sentencesExamples
- Pneumonia, bronchitis, and sinus and ear infections are three examples of complications from flu.
- Sometimes, the colds cause pneumonia or exacerbate chronic bronchitis or asthma.
- Moreover, about half of the subjects with new asthma also reported chronic bronchitis.
- Sometimes people with a chronic lung disease such as emphysema or bronchitis can take beta blockers.
- This is a viral infection that typically causes conjunctivitis, bronchitis, rash and fever.
- Maternal smoking was associated with only wheezy bronchitis and not asthma.
- Similar issues arise in relation to bronchitis or asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
- In a few cases the symptoms appeared within the context of chronic bronchitis or late stage pneumonia.
- Over the years, the patient had been hospitalized many times with bronchitis and pneumonia.
- Laryngitis may also be a feature of bronchitis, pneumonia, flu or measles.
- Differentiation between pneumonia and acute bronchitis is important because of the therapeutic consequences.
- Wilson and colleagues looked at emphysema and chronic bronchitis separately.
- It focused on therapy, and chronic bronchitis and emphysema were redefined.
- They all presented with typical symptoms of bronchitis and recurrent sinusitis or otitis.
- Chronic bronchitis is an inflammation and eventual scarring of the lining of the bronchial tubes.
- A bout of influenza in 1997 developed into bronchitis and pneumonia and put him into hospital.
- Some human lung diseases such as chronic bronchitis may leave the patient drowsy or even comatose because of the build up of carbon dioxide in the body.
- This means it is very bad for people with respiratory problems such as bronchitis and asthma.
- Rarely, flu can develop into a high fever, acute bronchitis, encephalitis and pneumonia.
- Sometimes the cough from acute bronchitis lasts for several weeks or months.

词汇	bronchitis
释义	Definition of bronchitis in English: bronchitis noun brɒŋˈkʌɪtɪsbrɑŋˈkaɪdəs mass noun Inflammation of the mucous membrane in the bronchial tubes. It typically causes bronchospasm and coughing. 支气管炎 Example sentencesExamples Over the years, the patient had been hospitalized many times with bronchitis and pneumonia. Sometimes the cough from acute bronchitis lasts for several weeks or months. Chronic bronchitis is an inflammation and eventual scarring of the lining of the bronchial tubes. Some human lung diseases such as chronic bronchitis may leave the patient drowsy or even comatose because of the build up of carbon dioxide in the body. This is a viral infection that typically causes conjunctivitis, bronchitis, rash and fever. In a few cases the symptoms appeared within the context of chronic bronchitis or late stage pneumonia. Laryngitis may also be a feature of bronchitis, pneumonia, flu or measles. It focused on therapy, and chronic bronchitis and emphysema were redefined. Moreover, about half of the subjects with new asthma also reported chronic bronchitis. Maternal smoking was associated with only wheezy bronchitis and not asthma. Sometimes, the colds cause pneumonia or exacerbate chronic bronchitis or asthma. Similar issues arise in relation to bronchitis or asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. This means it is very bad for people with respiratory problems such as bronchitis and asthma. They all presented with typical symptoms of bronchitis and recurrent sinusitis or otitis. Wilson and colleagues looked at emphysema and chronic bronchitis separately. Rarely, flu can develop into a high fever, acute bronchitis, encephalitis and pneumonia. A bout of influenza in 1997 developed into bronchitis and pneumonia and put him into hospital. Sometimes people with a chronic lung disease such as emphysema or bronchitis can take beta blockers. Differentiation between pneumonia and acute bronchitis is important because of the therapeutic consequences. Pneumonia, bronchitis, and sinus and ear infections are three examples of complications from flu. Derivatives bronchitic noun & adjective brɒŋˈkɪtɪk We also observed associations of bronchitic symptoms with nitrogen dioxide, which were as strong as those for PM 10 and fine particulate mass less than 2.5 [mu] m in diameter. Example sentencesExamples Still, many questions remain, and future studies will be needed to better define the mechanisms of bacterial invasion in the bronchitic patient and to develop effective vaccines to prevent exacerbations. These results suggest that both NO 2 and the OC fraction of respirable PM deserve greater attention as potential causes of the bronchitic symptoms associated with air pollution in children with asthma. Among the 475 children with asthma, 184 had bronchitic symptoms during the first year they contributed to the analysis. In additional analyses (not presented), there were no significant positive associations between pollutants and bronchitic symptoms among children without asthma. Chlorine is not a nerve gas, and many soldiers survived the attacks, but were left with lifelong bronchitic type conditions because of the damage to the lungs. The authors conclude that previous cross-sectional studies may have underestimated the effects of organic carbon and nitrogen dioxide on chronic bronchitic symptoms in children with asthma. His self-taught English is punctuated with bronchitic chuckles, but he has an earnestness which allows him to make comments such as ‘Theatre transcends politics’ without being mocked. The odds ratio of bronchitic symptoms among children with asthma varied from 0.80 to 1.81 across the large range of pollutants between communities. If the within-community estimates of effects are correct, then other cross-sectional (between-community) studies in the literature may have underestimated the true effect of air pollution on bronchitic symptoms in children. A plausible mechanism for an effect of NO 2 is the impairment of respiratory response to infection observed in toxicologic, and in limited clinical studies, which could result in increased reporting of bronchitic symptoms. Intrigued by the historically reported differences in anthropometry between the bronchitic and emphysematous patients, researchers performed studies to assess body composition in both COPD subtypes. Poor Hinewai, still an invalid, asthmatic and bronchitic, her son, the mischief boy, first missing, presumed dead, then years afterwards reported alive and now - here he was in front of her again, but once more turning away… Rhymes appendicitis, arthritis, cellulitis, colitis, conjunctivitis, cystitis, dermatitis, encephalitis, gastroenteritis, gingivitis, hepatitis, laryngitis, lymphangitis, meningitis, nephritis, neuritis, osteoarthritis, pericarditis, peritonitis, pharyngitis, sinusitis, tonsillitis Definition of bronchitis in US English: bronchitis nounbräNGˈkīdəsbrɑŋˈkaɪdəs Inflammation of the mucous membrane in the bronchial tubes. It typically causes bronchospasm and coughing. 支气管炎 Example sentencesExamples Pneumonia, bronchitis, and sinus and ear infections are three examples of complications from flu. Sometimes, the colds cause pneumonia or exacerbate chronic bronchitis or asthma. Moreover, about half of the subjects with new asthma also reported chronic bronchitis. Sometimes people with a chronic lung disease such as emphysema or bronchitis can take beta blockers. This is a viral infection that typically causes conjunctivitis, bronchitis, rash and fever. Maternal smoking was associated with only wheezy bronchitis and not asthma. Similar issues arise in relation to bronchitis or asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. In a few cases the symptoms appeared within the context of chronic bronchitis or late stage pneumonia. Over the years, the patient had been hospitalized many times with bronchitis and pneumonia. Laryngitis may also be a feature of bronchitis, pneumonia, flu or measles. Differentiation between pneumonia and acute bronchitis is important because of the therapeutic consequences. Wilson and colleagues looked at emphysema and chronic bronchitis separately. It focused on therapy, and chronic bronchitis and emphysema were redefined. They all presented with typical symptoms of bronchitis and recurrent sinusitis or otitis. Chronic bronchitis is an inflammation and eventual scarring of the lining of the bronchial tubes. A bout of influenza in 1997 developed into bronchitis and pneumonia and put him into hospital. Some human lung diseases such as chronic bronchitis may leave the patient drowsy or even comatose because of the build up of carbon dioxide in the body. This means it is very bad for people with respiratory problems such as bronchitis and asthma. Rarely, flu can develop into a high fever, acute bronchitis, encephalitis and pneumonia. Sometimes the cough from acute bronchitis lasts for several weeks or months.
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