用to treat造句子，“to treat”造句

an antibiotic used to treat gonorrhea.

Like Cogentin, it's approved to treat Parkinson's.

The employee to treat customer warm-hearted, serious and responsible work, treat colleagues friendly.

To be convenient is to treat others kindly.

You want to treat me to pita bread?

How to treat this ever prosperous history cultural inheritance?

igent; 2.to treat impolitely or coolly

Talk to your doctor to find out what type you have and how to treat it.

To treat life and family well is also to treat oneself well. To be a family is fate, and should be cherished.

First biotechnology product approved by FDA to treat patients with cancer- a monoclonal antibody called rituximab, used to treat one type of lymphoma.

Summary: the Chinese medicine prescription has very long history to treat the depression, treat this disease prescription to use medicine clinically flexibly, have made satisfactory curative effect.

A blind man groped to a laboratory where doctors promised to treat his blindness for free.

The cervix of the uterus large does not need to treat generally, if has the erosion, may treat the cervical erosion.

Doctors refused to treat her, claiming that her problems were all psychosomatic.

The clinical observation of using the dysphasia physiotherapy table to treat the dysphasia

policy to treat everyone fairly

The government refuses to treat with terrorists.

Light 3 article treat machine: Ha, abstain 3 article to treat, simple light.

Medical opinion differs as to how to treat the disease.

None of us knew how to treat her.

To be kind to others is to be kind to yourself. You can treat others as you want them to treat you.

Objective To introduce the experience on elevating (removing) eyebrow to treat temporal winkles, and look for a simple way to treat temporal winkles.

Until now, doctors have been able to do very little to treat this disease.

To summarize the guardianship of mechanical ventilation to treat respiratory failure.

Kabul contains a tiny handful of clinics that treat drug abuse, but they have nowhere near the capacity to treat the number of people in need.

To leave room for others is to leave room for oneself. To give convenience to others is to give convenience to oneself. To treat others well is to treat oneself well.

He offered to treat me to dine.

If you know how to treat flowers, you'll know how to treat basil, too.

Filariasis is difficult to treat, but easy to prevent.

milk fermented by bacteria; used to treat gastrointestinal disorders.

Even if someone has wronged you, time will not treat you wrongfully, and life will not treat you wrongfully. To be good to others is to treat yourself well.

Therefore, this method is very proper to developing country to treat municipal waste.

His idea was to treat industrial wastewater by passing it through the iron filings, and then treat it as municipal wastewater.

To treat or threaten to treat roughly;intimidate.

If you want others to treat you, then how should you treat others?

The management refused to treat with the workmen.

If you know how to treat yourself well, you will know how to treat your family, friends and family well. We treat ourselves well every day, no matter it is thick joy or light sadness.

If a treat every day of my life is like the last day of life to treat, the life will be more wonderful.

Whose turn is it to treat next?

They begin to dislike tourists and to treat them impolitely.

First biotechnology product approed by FDA to treat patients with cancer- a monoclonal antibody called rituximab, used to treat one type of lymphoma.

used to treat diarrhea.

to do little about a major issue; to treat lightly; to make little of

Physicians have used newly discovered organic chemicals successfully to treat malaria, typhoid, dysentery, rheumatoid arthritis.

Life is not easy for most people. Let's treat others kindly. To be good to others is to treat yourself well.

to treat harshly (or severely); to be hard upon; to bugger sb. about (or around); to misuse; to ill-treat

New ways to treat arthritis may provide an alterative to painkillers.

A drug used to treat malaria.