endemic

adjective

/enˈdemɪk/

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单词	endemic
释义	endemic adjective /enˈdemɪk/ /enˈdemɪk/ jump to other results regularly found in a particular place or among a particular group of people and difficult to get rid of endemic (in…) Malaria is endemic in many hot countries. Corruption is endemic in the system. endemic (among…) an attitude endemic among senior members of the profession endemic (to…) species endemic to (= only found in) Madagascar the endemic problem of racism compare pandemic Oxford Collocations DictionaryEndemic is used with these nouns: corruption violence See full entry Word Originmid 17th cent. (as a noun): from French endémique or modern Latin endemicus, from Greek endēmios ‘native’ (based on dēmos ‘people’).
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