及物动词
1. A dirty wound will probably fester.
一个弄赃了的伤口，可能会化脓。
2. Jealousy festered his mind.
嫉妒使他苦恼。
不及物动词
1. It's lucky that the wound did not fester.
幸好伤口没有化脓。
1. 脓疮：fervescence 发热 | fester 脓疮 | festinating gait 慌张步态
2. 使烦恼：rankle激怒v | fester使烦恼 | rank讨厌的a
3. 伤口溃烂,化脓：definitive 明确的,有权威的 | fester 伤口溃烂,化脓 | diffuse 散布,(光等)漫射
4. 化脓：ferret#搜索 | fester#化脓 | fete#庆祝
1. (局势、问题或情感)恶化，激化,加剧
If you say that a situation, problem, or feeling is festering, you disapprove of the fact that it is being allowed to grow more unpleasant or full of anger, because it is not being properly recognized or dealt with.
e.g. Resentments are starting to fester.
仇恨开始日益加深。
e.g. ...festering wounds of the legacy of British imperialism.
英帝国主义遗留的日益恶化的创伤
2. 911查询·英语单词
2. 化脓;溃烂
If a wound festers, it becomes infected, making it worse.
e.g. The wound is festering, and gangrene has set in...
伤口在溃烂，已经生了坏疽。
e.g. Many of the children are afflicted by festering sores.
很多孩子深受溃烂创痛的折磨。
3. fester的翻译
3. (食物)腐烂，腐坏，烂掉
If you say that food is festering, you mean that it is decaying in a very unpleasant way.
e.g. The chops will fester and go to waste.
猪排会腐烂，给糟蹋掉。
e.g. ...stale sauces festering in fridges.
变味的酱在冰箱里腐坏
1. Allowing European debt problems to fester and grow by sweeping them under the carpet through dubious theatrics can only make those problems worse.
2. fester是什么意思
2. As time went on, her nose began to fester from the inside out.
3. It is sometimes tempting to let intractable conflicts fester, and there are some situations where other countries can play the mediator's role more effectively.
4. The financial crisis gives a stark warning of what can happen if known economic risks are left to fester.
5. fester
5. He's earned respect by enforcing team rules and not letting problems fester.
6. fester的近义词
6. A vestige of appreciation for SWFs could be felt as the crisis continued to fester.
7. In 1998 the obvious outward signs of arsenic poisoning manifested themselves and his skin began to fester and crack.
8. When everyone and everything evolves around a chair with absolute power, mediocrity tends to fester into a state where everyone involved will degenerate.
fester
noun
1. a sore that has become inflamed and formed pus
Synonym: suppurating sore
verb
1. ripen and generate pus
e.g. her wounds are festering