单词sicker
adj.: “sick”的比较级
n.: 〈美俚〉【军】住院病人
网络: 英伦；西克
〔美军俚〕住院病人
All of which raises the question of why middle-aged Americans are so much sicker than their English counterparts.
所有的这一切都引出一个疑问，为什么美国的中年人没有英国的中年人健康呢？
He continued to work on the system, but by the 1850s he was a very sick man, and each year he became sicker .
他继续改善新系统，但是1850年后，他已经是一个身患重病的人，而且每年他的病情都在恶化。
As Dr Rao points out, the patients who underwent transfusion were, on average, sicker and older than those who did not.
正如饶博士所指出，接受输血的病人往往更加虚弱且衰老的更快。
Even if Wolovitz found a matching bone-marrow donor, he knew that a marrow transplant would make him feel sicker , or even kill him.
即使沃洛维兹找到配对的骨髓捐赠者，他知道骨髓移植会让他更不舒服，甚至送命。
So does this mean that children might have fewer allergies if society allows them to get dirtier and sicker?
这是否说明，如果孩子们生活中不太卫生的环境中，并经常得病的话，患上过敏症的机会就会降低呢？
Is it possible that the doctor might have done something differently when the sick person gets sicker.
有没有可能让医生去做一些别的事情来不让病人变的更严重。
THE global economy is sicker than a man with a bellyful of bad oysters. The last thing it needs now is a trade war.
如今的全球经济比吃坏了肚子更让人恶心，仿佛只需要最后一场贸易战了。
The wife got sicker and friends and neighbors came by to take turns sitting with her round the clock.
农夫的妻子病得更重了，朋友和邻居们轮流来看她。
He did not regard the doctor"s advice, and now he is sicker than ever .
他没有留意医生的建议，现在他病得从来没有这么严重过。
As a nation, we"re getting sicker, and many people are less able to pay the expenses that might help them to get better.
作为一个民族，我们的病越来越多，并且很多人越来越不能，负担可以帮助他们治疗的费用。