Definition of lupus vulgaris in English:

lupus vulgaris

noun-ˈɡɛːrɪsvʌlˈɡɑːrɪsˌlo͞opəs vəlˈɡerəs

mass noun

Chronic direct infection of the skin with tuberculosis, causing dark red patches.
Example sentencesExamples
- The rash was considered similar to the wound left by a wolf's bite, giving rise to the name lupus for the illness, derived from the Latin for wolf, lupus vulgaris.
- Four years later, he showed that chemical rays had the opposite effect in the treatment of lupus vulgaris (cutaneous tuberculosis).
- Next on the differential is cutaneous tuberculosis, of which lupus vulgaris is the most common type.
- In this way, light-induced high levels of nitric oxide might be responsible for the death of bacteria in the skin that cause lupus vulgaris.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from lupus + Latin vulgaris 'common'.

Definition of lupus vulgaris in US English:

lupus vulgaris

nounˌlo͞opəs vəlˈɡerəs

Chronic direct infection of the skin with tuberculosis, causing dark red patches.
Example sentencesExamples
- The rash was considered similar to the wound left by a wolf's bite, giving rise to the name lupus for the illness, derived from the Latin for wolf, lupus vulgaris.
- Next on the differential is cutaneous tuberculosis, of which lupus vulgaris is the most common type.
- Four years later, he showed that chemical rays had the opposite effect in the treatment of lupus vulgaris (cutaneous tuberculosis).
- In this way, light-induced high levels of nitric oxide might be responsible for the death of bacteria in the skin that cause lupus vulgaris.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from lupus + Latin vulgaris ‘common’.

单词	lupus vulgaris
释义	Definition of lupus vulgaris in English: lupus vulgaris noun-ˈɡɛːrɪsvʌlˈɡɑːrɪsˌlo͞opəs vəlˈɡerəs mass noun Chronic direct infection of the skin with tuberculosis, causing dark red patches. Example sentencesExamples The rash was considered similar to the wound left by a wolf's bite, giving rise to the name lupus for the illness, derived from the Latin for wolf, lupus vulgaris. Four years later, he showed that chemical rays had the opposite effect in the treatment of lupus vulgaris (cutaneous tuberculosis). Next on the differential is cutaneous tuberculosis, of which lupus vulgaris is the most common type. In this way, light-induced high levels of nitric oxide might be responsible for the death of bacteria in the skin that cause lupus vulgaris. Origin Mid 19th century: from lupus + Latin vulgaris 'common'. Definition of lupus vulgaris in US English: lupus vulgaris nounˌlo͞opəs vəlˈɡerəs Chronic direct infection of the skin with tuberculosis, causing dark red patches. Example sentencesExamples The rash was considered similar to the wound left by a wolf's bite, giving rise to the name lupus for the illness, derived from the Latin for wolf, lupus vulgaris. Next on the differential is cutaneous tuberculosis, of which lupus vulgaris is the most common type. Four years later, he showed that chemical rays had the opposite effect in the treatment of lupus vulgaris (cutaneous tuberculosis). In this way, light-induced high levels of nitric oxide might be responsible for the death of bacteria in the skin that cause lupus vulgaris. Origin Mid 19th century: from lupus + Latin vulgaris ‘common’.
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