2012_05_07 Sudorific adj. Causing sweat. 发汗

Word of the Day for Monday, May  7, 2012
sudorific \soo-duh-RIF-ik\, adjective:
1. Causing sweat.
2. Sudoriparous.
noun:
1. A sudorific agent.
Having thrown him into a cold sweat by his spiritual sudorific, he attacks him with his material remedies, which are often quite as unpalatable.
 -- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Medical Essays, 1842-1882
Wracked by such sudorific thoughts, he tossed noisily about, maddened, aching.
 -- Angela Huth, South of the Lights
Every sudorific hitherto employed had failed to produce this result upon a skin which horrible diseases had left impervious.
 -- Honoré de Balzac, Cousin Pons
Sudorific comes from the Latin word sūdor meaning "sweat." The word "sweat" is unrelated and comes from the Old English, swote.
发汗\洙咄-RIF-IK\，形容词：

1。造成汗水。
2。 sudoriparous。

名词：
1。一个发汗代理。

被投掷出一身冷汗，他通过他的精神发汗，他攻击他与他的材料补救，这往往是那么难吃。
- 奥利弗·温德尔·霍姆斯，医疗散文，1842年至1882年

毁坏这些发汗思想，他大肆抛出的，发疯，疼痛。
- 安吉拉·胡特，南一盏灯

就业每发汗迄今未能产生这一结果后，一个可怕的疾病​​离开了不透水的皮肤。
- 巴尔扎克，表哥庞斯

发汗“的汗水。”从拉丁词sūdor意义“汗”字无关，从旧的英语，swote。