Renowned/rnand/Chineseepidemiologist/epdimiɑldst/ZhongNanshanhasurgedboostershotsforthepublictobetterguardagainsttheCOVID-19epidemic/epdemk/,whichhasstrickenmanypartsofthecountrysincelateOctober.
Healsoacknowledgedthedifficultyinstrikingabalancebetweeneconomicdevelopmentandepidemicintervention.
Hesaid,"Sixmonthsafterafulldoseofeitherwholeinactivated/nktvetd/virusormRNAvaccine,antibodylevelsdeclinedremarkably.”
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【知识点】
1.renowned/rnand/adj.著名的；有名望的
Apersonorplacethatisrenownedforsomething,usuallysomethinggood,iswellknownbecauseofit.
epidemic/epdemk/n.流行病；疫情
=alargenumberofcasesofaparticulardiseasehappeningatthesametimeinaparticularcommunity
【注意对比】
pandemic/pndemk/n.（全国或全球性）流行病；大流行病
=adiseasethatspreadsoverawholecountryorthewholeworld
所以，相比之下，pandemic的范围更广，波及全国或全球；epidemic范围更小，侧重于强调波及某些区域的疫情；最近这波国内爆发的疫情用epidemic更适合；
3.urge/rd/v.敦促；呼吁；力劝
Sheurgedhimtostay.她力劝他留下。
Thereporturgedthatallchildrenbetaughttoswim.这份报告呼吁给所有的儿童教授游泳。
4.boostershot加强针
boost/bust/v.加强；促进
booster/bustr/n.帮助（或激励、改善）…的事物；加强剂量；助推火箭
5.stricken/strkn/是strike的过去分词
strike/strak/v.击打；爆发
Strikewhiletheironishot.趁热打铁。
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他还承认在经济发展和疫情干预之间取得平衡的确困难。
1.acknowledge/knɑld/v.承认
2.strikeabalancebetweenAandB平衡A和B
Ifinditdifficulttostrikeabalancebetweenmyworkandlife.
我发现很能平衡工作和生活。
3.intervention/ntrvenn/n.干涉；干预
intervene/ntrvin/v.n.干涉；干预
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Hesaid,"SixmonthsafterafulldoseofeitherwholeinactivatedvirusormRNAvaccine,antibodylevelsdeclinedremarkably.”