come down with

英 [kʌm daʊn wɪð]

美 [kʌm daʊn wɪð]

染上，得了（病）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 染上，得了(病)
  If youcome down withan illness, you get it.
  1. Thomas came down with chickenpox at the weekend.
     托马斯周末染上了水痘。

双语例句

• Not so well. I've come down with the flu.
  不是很好。我得流感，病倒了。
• He must have come down with a bad cold, for he has got a sore throat.
  他一定是感冒了，因为他的嗓子是哑的。
• When people come down with a runny nose and itchy eyes in their homes, they often think the cause is an allergy.
  在家里当人们流下来鼻涕和眼睛，他们往往认为原因是过敏。
• I be afraid I be come down with a cold. A little cooler, say I, with false amiability.
  我恐怕是着了凉了。我带着虚假的热情说，是有些凉快了。
• And adults who live or work with young children come down with more colds.
  与儿童生活在一起或者工作中与儿童接触的成年人感冒较多。
• I be afraid I be come down with a cold.
  我恐怕是着了凉了。
• Sometimes one may come down with a serious cold, feeling depressed.
  有时候我们会生重病，感到抑郁。
• A recent article in the Asia Pacific Journal of health management said that employees in open-plan offices were more prone to eye, nose and throat irritations, and more likely to come down with flu.
  《亚太健康管理期刊》（asiapacificjournalofhealthmanagement）最近刊登的一篇文章指出，开放式办公室员工的眼睛、鼻子和、喉咙更容易产生疼痛感，染上流感的机率也更大。
• He had come down with the flu.
  他得了流感病倒了。
• Dear outside: no doubt about it, in this economy, plenty of well-connected people have come down with an ailment you might call networking fatigue.
  亲爱的局外人：毫无疑问，在目前的经济形势下，很多人拥有广博的人脉关系，但他们却患上了一种所谓的“社交疲劳”症。