n.瘟疫

原形：pestilence复数：pestilences

The plague, or pestilence, swept through the medieval towns, causing widespread death and suffering.
瘟疫在中世纪的城镇中肆虐，造成大规模死亡和苦难。
The Black Death was a devastating pestilence that ravaged Europe during the 14th century.
黑死病是14世纪横扫欧洲的毁灭性瘟疫。
The ancient city was hit by a pestilence, leading to the abandonment of many homes.
这座古城遭受了瘟疫的侵袭，许多房屋被遗弃。
The outbreak of pestilence forced people to flee their homes in search of safety.
瘟疫爆发迫使人们逃离家园以求自保。
The government implemented strict quarantine measures to prevent the pestilence from spreading further.
政府采取了严格的隔离措施来阻止瘟疫的蔓延。
Historians argue that the Great Plague played a significant role in shaping the social and economic landscape of Europe.
历史学家认为大瘟疫在塑造欧洲的社会和经济格局中起了重要作用。
The arrival of modern medicine eventually brought an end to the long-lasting pestilence epidemic.
现代医学的到来最终结束了长期肆虐的瘟疫疫情。
During the pandemic, healthcare workers fought tirelessly against the pestilence, risking their lives to save others.
在疫情期间，医护人员与瘟疫抗争不懈，冒着生命危险救治患者。
The scientific community is constantly researching vaccines to combat new forms of pestilence that threaten global health.
科研人员正在不断研究疫苗，以对抗威胁全球健康的新型瘟疫。
The biblical book of Revelation speaks of a future pestilence as one of the signs of the end times. (《圣经·启示录》中提到的未来瘟疫被视为末日征兆之一。