Marburg disease

noun

1. 马尔堡病（非洲的一种能导致严重内出血的致命疾病）
   a very serious African disease which causes severe loss of blood from inside the body

1. This was made painfully clear in the early stages of controlling Marburg in Angola, when villagers were more afraid of the health workers than of the disease they had come to control.
   这已在控制安哥拉马尔堡出血热的早期阶段得到惨痛证明，当时村民们对卫生工作者比对他们前来控制的疾病更加害怕。
2. Marburg haemorrhagic fever is a severe and highly fatal disease caused by a virus from the same family as the one that causes Ebola haemorrhagic fever.
   马尔堡出血热是一种严重和高致命性疾病，引起该病的病毒与导致埃博拉出血热的病毒同属。
3. Marburg virus disease occurs very rarely and appears to be geographically confined to a small number of countries in the southern part of the African continent.
   马尔堡出血热的发生极其罕见，并且似乎在地理上局限于非洲大陆南部少数国家。
4. Containment of an outbreak of Marburg virus disease also requires the rapid tracing and isolation of contacts.
   遏制马尔堡出血热暴发还需要迅速追踪和隔离接触者。
5. Marburg virus disease is an acute febrile illness accompanied by severe haemorrhagic manifestations.
   马尔堡出血热是一种急性发热性疾病，伴有严重出血表现。
6. Marburg haemorrhagic fever is an extremely rare disease that remains poorly understood.
   马尔堡出血热是一种仍然了解甚少的极其罕见的疾病。
7. The dramatic symptoms of Marburg haemorrhagic fever and its frequent fatality are resulting in a high level of fear, which is further aggravated by a lack of public understanding of the disease.
   马尔堡出血热的显著症状及其频繁死亡正在产生高度恐惧，由于公众缺乏对该病的了解而进一步加剧。
8. Geographical occurrence. A large, 2-centre outbreak in Marburg, Germany, and Belgrade, former Yugoslavia, in1967 led to the initial recognition of the disease.
   1967年，在德国马尔堡和前南斯拉夫的贝尔格莱德两地分别出现暴发，让世人首次认识了这个疾病。