tinnis

中英词典：tinnitus

形容词

tinnitus (adj.)

1. 耳鸣的，耳内鸣响的

名词

tinnitus (n.)

1. 耳鸣，耳内鸣响

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柯林斯词典

tinnitus (n.)

1. a ringing or booming sensation in one or both ears, caused by exposure to loud noise, medication, or some disease.

【来源】柯林斯英汉双解大词典

牛津词典

tinnitus (n.)

1. a ringing or buzzing in the ears.

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例句

1. He suffers from chronic tinnitus.
2. After attending the rock concert, she experienced a temporary tinnitus.
3. The constant tinnitus in his ears made it difficult for him to concentrate.
4. Excessive exposure to loud music can lead to tinnitus.
5. The doctor prescribed medication to alleviate his tinnitus.
6. Her tinnitus became worse when she was under stress.
7. She described the tinnitus as a high-pitched ringing sound.
8. The musician developed tinnitus after years of performing on stage.
9. The patient complained of a constant humming tinnitus.
10. Tinnitus can be a side effect of certain medications.
11. His hearing loss was accompanied by severe tinnitus.
12. Some people find that stress can exacerbate their tinnitus.
13. He uses white noise machines to help mask the sound of his tinnitus.
14. She sought treatment for her debilitating tinnitus.
15. He has learned to manage his tinnitus through relaxation techniques.
16. Her tinnitus improved after making dietary changes.
17. The doctor recommended avoiding loud noises to prevent tinnitus.
18. The patient's tinnitus was evaluated through a series of tests.
19. He found relief from his tinnitus by using hearing aids.
20. The musician retired early due to worsening tinnitus.