concomitants

concomitants的音标是[kənˈkɒmɪənts]，基本翻译是“伴随物；同时存在物”。速记技巧是利用字母代替的方法，如用“c”代替“伴随”等。

concomitants的英文词源为：con-表示“共同，同时”和comitans表示“同行者，伴随者”。

变化形式：复数形式为concomitants，现在分词为concomitant。

相关单词：

1. concomitant：adj.伴随的，同时发生的；n.伴随物。这个词的意思是与某事物同时发生的，因此可以解释为“伴随者”。这个词常用于描述两种或多种事物之间的关联性。例如：睡眠障碍是许多精神疾病的concomitant。

2. concomitance：名词，意为伴随性，同时发生。这个词强调了两种或多种事物同时发生的情况。

3. concomitancy：名词，意为同时发生。这个词强调了两个或多个事件在同一时间发生的情况。

4. concomitant-ness：名词，意为伴随物的属性或特征。这个词强调了伴随物的本质或特性。

5. concomitantly：副词，意为同时地，伴随地。这个词强调了两个或多个事件在同一时间发生的情况。

6. concomitant-ly：副词，意为同时地，伴随地。这个词是concomitant的副词形式，用于修饰动词或形容词，表示同时发生或伴随发生的情况。

7. concomitant-lyness：名词，意为同时发生的属性或特征。这个词是由concomitant和ness构成的名词形式，用于描述两个或多个事件在同一时间发生的属性或特征。

8. concomitant-ly-ness：名词，意为伴随物的属性或特征。这个词是由concomitant-ness和-ly构成的名词形式，用于描述伴随物的本质或特性。

9. concomitantly-ly：这个单词是不存在的错误形式。

10. concomitantly-ness：这个单词是不存在的错误形式。它应该是concomitantly-ness或者concomitantlyness。这个词是由concomitantly和ness构成的名词形式，用于描述两个或多个事件在同一时间发生的属性或特征。

concomitants短语：

1. concomitants symptoms 伴随症状

2. concomitants conditions 伴随状况

3. concomitants factors 伴随因素

4. concomitants diseases 伴随疾病

5. concomitants events 伴随事件

6. concomitants conditions of illness 疾病伴随状况

7. concomitants of infection 感染的伴随症状

双语例句：

1. The concomitants of illness include fever, chills, and fatigue.

疾病的伴随症状包括发烧、发冷和疲劳。

2. The patient"s cough and shortness of breath are concomitants of heart failure.

患者的咳嗽和呼吸困难是心力衰竭的伴随症状。

3. The concomitants of infection include pain, redness, and swelling.

感染的伴随症状包括疼痛、红肿和肿胀。

4. The concomitants of diabetes include frequent urination and thirstiness.

糖尿病的伴随症状包括频繁排尿和口渴。

5. The concomitants of depression include fatigue, lack of interest in activities, and feelings of hopelessness.

抑郁症的伴随症状包括疲劳、对活动缺乏兴趣和感到绝望。

6. The concomitants of anxiety include restlessness, nervousness, and feelings of dread.

焦虑的伴随症状包括不安、紧张和恐惧感。

7. The patient"s cough and shortness of breath are both concomitants of heart disease.

患者的咳嗽和呼吸困难都是心脏病的伴随症状。

英文小作文：

Concomitants of Illness

Illnesses often have accompanying symptoms that can make it difficult to determine the exact nature of the condition. For example, a cough and shortness of breath may be symptoms of many different conditions, including heart disease, lung disease, or even allergies. Similarly, a headache and nausea may indicate a variety of conditions, including infection or migraine. Understanding the concomitants of illnesses is essential to correctly diagnosing and treating them.

In addition to the obvious physical symptoms, illnesses often have emotional and psychological concomitants that can affect a person"s well-being and quality of life. For instance, anxiety and depression are common psychological symptoms of many chronic illnesses, such as diabetes or heart disease. These accompanying emotions can make it even more challenging to manage the illness effectively and cope with its effects on daily life.

By recognizing the various concomitants of illnesses, we can better understand the full scope of a patient"s condition and provide comprehensive care that addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of the illness. This approach can help improve a patient"s quality of life and reduce the burden of illness on themselves and their families.