Correct
病 vs 疾病
/ bìng vs jíbìng /
Strokes
Formula
1
心脏病 (heart disease)
2
神经病 (neuropathy)
3
一种疾病 (a kind of illness)
4
某种疾病 (an illness)
5
有病 (have an illness)
6
得病 (have got illness)
7
患病 (have got illness)
8
治病 (cure the illness)
Definition
病 as a Noun or a Verb, and 疾病 just as Noun, which means [illness; be ill; disease].
Example
病 and 疾病 both words mean "illness".
1) 病 (n.) means "a particular disease", e.g. heart disease, neuropathy, etc.
2) 病 (v.) means "to be ill". 疾(n.) is a general term for the ailment, which is more formal and can be used figuratively.
3) In the examples above, 病 is a noun in ①, a verb in ③, in ② it can either be understood as a verb or a noun.
2) 病 (v.) means "to be ill". 疾(n.) is a general term for the ailment, which is more formal and can be used figuratively.
3) In the examples above, 病 is a noun in ①, a verb in ③, in ② it can either be understood as a verb or a noun.
心脏病 (heart disease)
神经病 (neuropathy)
1
Tā
他
děi
得
le
了
bìng
病
,
xūyào
需要
zàijiā
在家
xiūxi
休息
jī
几
tiān
天
。
He is ill and needs to stay at home for a few days'rest.
2
Lǎoshī
老师
yīn
因
bìng
病
qǐngjià
请假
liǎng
两
tiān
天
。
The teacher asked for two days'leave because of his illness.
3
Tā
她
bìng
病
de
得
bù
不
qīng
轻
。
She is seriously ill.
疾病 is a general term.
1) One can usually say 一种疾病 (a kind of illness) or 某种疾病 (an illness) which sounds rather formal. When it is used figuratively, one can say in example ⑤.
2) 有病 (have an illness), 得病 (have got illness), 患病 (have got illness), 治病 (cure the illness), etc. are all commonly used phrases, where 疾病 is not used.
2) 有病 (have an illness), 得病 (have got illness), 患病 (have got illness), 治病 (cure the illness), etc. are all commonly used phrases, where 疾病 is not used.
一种疾病 (a kind of illness)
某种疾病 (an illness)
有病 (have an illness)
得病 (have got illness)
患病 (have got illness)
治病 (cure the illness)
4
Dōngjì
冬季
láilín
来临
,
yào
要
fángzhǐ
防止
hūxīdào
呼吸道
jíbìng
疾病
de
的
fāshēng
发生
。
When winter comes, beware of respiratory diseases.
5
Fànzuì
犯罪
shì
是
yī
一
zhǒng
种
shèhuì
社会
jíbìng
疾病
。
Crimes are social diseases.