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• A coma slowly develops, and eventually death occurs.(然后患者渐渐陷入昏迷，最后死亡。)
• She was in a coma for seven weeks.(她昏迷了七周。)
• I'm not sure whether this really should be called a coma.(我不确定这是否真的该被称作昏迷。)
• Spiders coma down from a tree.(从树上下来一群蜘蛛。)
• I found her in a coma, totally unresponsive.(我发现她昏迷了，完全没有反应。)
• she will come out of the coma, I just know it.(她一定会醒过来的，我肯定她会的。)
• It can also cause the heart or breathing to stop and can induce a coma.(它还能引起心脏或呼吸停止以及昏迷。)
• Shock, seizures, tremor, disorientation, and coma may be seen in the late stages.(晚期可见休克、癫痫发作、震颤、定向障碍和昏迷。)
• Of course, to turn the on-off switch on is harder when somebody's in a coma.(当然要开启这个开关难度更大，当人陷入昏迷。)
• Death doesn't come suddenly. It usually results in weakness and then a coma.(致死的事件也不是突发的，当事人在食用后往往是起初虚弱无力，而后陷入昏迷。)