mad cow disease

常見(jiàn)例句

Imports were cut because a case of mad-cow disease was found in the U.S.
美國(guó)發(fā)現(xiàn)瘋牛病例後，韓國(guó)削減了對(duì)美國(guó)牛肉的進(jìn)口。
Japan is especially reluctant to do so, as was illustrated by a recent spat over American beef, in which fears of mad-cow disease strengthened the hands of protectionists.
尤其是日本更無(wú)此意。有例爲(wèi)証，最近日本的保護(hù)主義者出於擔(dān)心瘋牛病而對(duì)美國(guó)的牛肉硬起了手腕，從而發(fā)生了一場(chǎng)糾紛。
She first encountered him after she said on air that fears of mad-cow disease had put her off hamburgers; he helped her handle a lawsuit from a group of enraged Texas cattlemen.
溫芙蕾是在廣播中說(shuō)害怕瘋牛病奪去自己的漢堡遭到憤怒的牛肉場(chǎng)主控訴時(shí)，首次遇見(jiàn)了菲爾·麥尅格勞博士。他幫她擺平了這起控訴。

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