aliment

1 When the aliments, after being properly prepared and mixed with saliva by mastication, have reached the stomach, they are intimately united with a liquid substance called the gastric juice, by the motion of the stomach.

2 This was all; and one would have thought it was an aliment so humble and plain, that scarcely any person would have grudged it to a hungry dog.

3 Because things be conserved by the same means, which established them, I nurse that friendship by Letters, which you begot so: though you have since strengthened it by more solid aliment and real offices.

4 Often have you scoffed and sneered at all the aliment of kindness or society that fate has afforded me.

5 Those fed on vegetable aliment contracted anthrax readily from inoculation, while those kept on an exclusive diet of flesh successfully resisted.

6 Three or four pigs in a stye grunted shrilly as the human clement suggested morning aliment.

7 The have substance issues, trauma, physical aliments, mental illness, personality disorders and criminal records.

8 As a consequence, WTC patients can suffer from multiple aliments which can have an impact on both the cost of their health care and the size of their VCF claim.

9 In the past, we have received much needed aliment from the German universities.

10 Satire, more than any other species of poetry, is the offspring of the time in which it has its birth, and which furnishes it with the aliment whereon it feeds.

11 Authorities say a veterinarian who saw the animals said nearly all had some aliments, including upper respiratory infections, malnutrition and dehydration.

12 Thus, beside numerous places which clearly imply an immediate action, others could be quoted which only attribute to the soil an indirect action due to the aliments drawn from it.

13 So far, from contenting themselves with the preparation of some simple aliment, for such as were an hungered, the appetites of all were solicited, by a parade of the rarest liquors and the choicest viands.

14 From the city she derives an aliment that is as necessary to her as honey.

15 She had some thoughts of applying to a Jesuit of low rank, for there were some for every station of life; as God, they say, has given different aliments to every species of animals.

16 New enterprises and ceaseless occupation were the aliment of that restless and noble spirit.

17 Underneath all the change after which we pant, amid all the variety which surrounds us, and seem the very aliment of our nature, lies the instinct after the permanent.

18 The experts say the biscuits are a carefully compounded product of many grains, which make it a complete aliment.

19 It found its strongest aliment in the system of spoliation practiced by the Romans in Asia Minor.

20 Center Lauren Jackson is returning to her native Australia to have her lower back and other aliments evaluated.

1 精神食粮

food manna

2 赡养费

alimony

3 抚养费

upkeep

4 营养

nutrient sustenance

5 供养

alimentary keeping alimony alimentation keep support carry sustain escot

6 扶养

alimentary maintenance alimentation provide fend keep support maintain father

7 营养物

nutritional nutrition nutrient nutriment

8 抚养

alimentary bringing-up support care upbringing keep rear breed nourish cradle foster-mother

9 食物

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10 滋养品

nurture nourishment marrow

11 食粮

victual

12 生活必需品

bread

13 支持

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