例句與造句

1. AIDS attacks the body's immune system, preventing it fighting off infection.
2. AIDS attacks the body's immune system, preventing it from fighting infection.
3. "The group apparently maintains a support structure that could aid attacks, " it warned.
4. _AIDS attacks and commandeers immune system cells, turning them into factories that can produce 1 million AIDS viruses each.
5. It has been only in recent years researchers, doctors and women themselves have begun to suspect that AIDS attacks women differently than men.
6. It's difficult to find aids attack in a sentence. 用aids attack造句挺難的
7. Forward Mio Otani is team's biggest scoring threat up front, while defender Emi Yamamoto likes to push up left side to aid attack.
8. AIDS attacks the immune system, eventually leaving victims defenseless against disease, and HIV carriers often test negative for TB, even though they have the disease.
9. AIDS attacks the immune system, leaving victims susceptible to diseases including TB . HIV carriers often test negative for TB, even though they have the disease.
10. The Jerusalem AIDS project's method _ which shows through cartoons how AIDS attacks the immune system _ appeals to Islamic countries because it downplays sexual issues, she said.
11. AIDS attacks where a person is weakest, and Burke is weakest in his right leg and foot, where his body was pinned together with iron rods after he was struck by the car in 1987.
12. Al-Qa'ida members _ including some who are US citizens _ have resided in or traveled to the US for years, and the group apparently maintains a support structure that could aid attacks.
13. Al Qaeda members _ including some who are U . S . citizens _ have resided in or traveled to the U . S . for years, and the group apparently maintains a support structure that could aid attacks.
14. Because AIDS attacks the country's most productive members _ men and women between 16 and 35 years old _ it will cut right to the heart of Angola's effort to rebuild and feed the 2 million people battling famine.
15. Chittick developed a method of street outreach he termed " AIDS Attacks " in which he approaches young people directly, gives them a business card with information on HIV / AIDS written in their native language and tells them that the information could " save their best friend's life ".