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词根:flatus
adj.flatulent 浮夸的;自负的;肠胃气胀的;空虚的
n.flatus 一阵风;肠胃胀气;屁;气息
flatulency 腹胀;空虚
1711年,源自法语 flatulence,来自 flatulent(参见 flatulent)。Flatulency 的起源可以追溯到1650年代。
〔肠胃〕气胀:胃与肠内存在过量气体,导致该器官的膨胀
气胀
又称 :气胀(gaseous distention )
The first known use of flatulence was in 1711
flatwarenoun
eating and serving utensils (as forks, spoons, and knives)
flatulencenoun
the presence of too much gas or air in the stomach or intestine
flatulencenoun
the quality or state of being flatulent
1 One symptom of chronic gastritis is flatulence.
慢性胃炎的症状之一就是气胀。
2 The safe room was in a shambles, blown apart by some sort of fairy flatulence.
3 It was fruitless to attempt this distinction in a group of young men who considered Funions delicious and flatulence funny.
4 Mr. Nielsen kept the actors off-balance by interrupting their line readings with his favorite comic prop, a hand-held toy simulating flatulence.
5 Constipation and flatulence, or “squeaky gut,” as the men called it, made them even more uncomfortable than they already were.
6 The odorless methane and smellier hydrocarbons of flatulence are thermodynamic waste gases.
7 It helps ease in digestion and flatulence and can be used in water as a gargle to ease a sore throat.
它能够缓解消化不良和胃肠气胀,还可用于水中漱口以减轻咽喉炎。
8 In a Season 2 episode, Galavant takes offense when he is erroneously credited with a flatulence joke as a result of a static-filled medieval version of a cellphone conversation.
9 In addition, travel by plane before, it's best not to eat beans, Onions, cabbage and other Flatulence food.
另外,在坐飞机前,最好不要吃豆子、洋葱、包心菜等胀气的食物。
10 It was a recurring joke made to distance the two Hanekes even more, not being able to imagine the director of The White Ribbon making so many references to his cat's flatulence.
11 Several boys in his second-grade class also found “El Deafo” a rewarding change from the usual fare recommended to them — those ubiquitous series that deliver endless action and flatulence jokes.
12 But underneath it all she could not conceive that the boy the gypsies took away was the same lout who would eat half a suckling pig for lunch and whose flatulence withered the flowers.
13 Gastrointestinal symptoms include flatulence.
胃肠道症状包括胃肠气胀。
14 “Is “Foggy Bottom Pants” a euphemism for flatulence?”
15 Otherwise, “The Nut Job” features muddy-colored and often ugly animation, a plot that feels too stretched out and loaded with details to hold the attention of most children, and more flatulence jokes than anyone deserves.
16 Viewers come for its pop-cultural free associations and flatulence gags, not necessarily to debate pressing issues of the day.
17 And yes, the humor is sub-adolescent, with the sort of groaning puns and flatulence jokes that schoolboys have always found irresistible.
18 Michael discovered that [Franklin] had written a whole thing on flatulence, and was really interested in the bowels and all of that.
19 The movie also features the irreverent stuff Dahl loved so much, like earth-quaking flatulence.
20 These variables combine to produce flatulence of varying quality and quantity.
由于这些因素的综合影响,便产生了种种不同的肠胃胀气.
1 气胀
2 空谈
flatuous academic closet flatulent prittle-prattle ya-ta-ta gas wind smoke speculation metaphysics froth jangle burble prattle palaver tootle windiness blither flatulency talk tattle prate chin music
3 自负
high big vain arrogant self-sufficient smug pretentious cocky conceited self-important stuck-up priggish hincty side pride stomach ego self-esteem self-confidence conceit sufficiency pretension egotism vainglory pedantry self-conceit fanfaronade swell bloat plume pique with a superior air be full of oneself pique oneself upon self-affected flatuous secure strut pragmatic pompous ostentatious boastful overconfident chesty flatulent overweening self-assertive self-opinionated vapouring thrasonical vainly vauntingly priggism boast inflation vanity perch pragmatism self-love overconfidence vaunt pomposity self-assertion tympany self-pride self-glorification amour-propre priggery flatulency vainness egotize preen blow swollen cranium cock-a-hoop vauntful vogie self-opinioned huffish cockish grand confident assuming puffy stuffy overblown swanky pontifical vaunted self-assured ditzy cocksure high-blown vaunty toplofty biggety overconfidently self-trust self-assumption security wind confidence superior egoism self-assurance self-worth self-admiration self-opinion self-glory huff high-hat think penny silver be above oneself
4 肠胃气胀
5 浮夸
vain swollen flamboyant grandiose pompous bombastic boastful flatulent fustian high-blown bombastically pomp flamboyance fuss and feathers glorified orotund pomposity overblown stilted plethoric tumid fastuous flatuous flash flimsy turgid vaporous stilty coxcombical vanity exaggeration grandiosity gobbledygook frippery turgidity tympany bazoo fanfaronade flatulency coxcombry tumidity large rotund tumescent bigly display
6 腹胀
7 做作
camp artificial affected theatrical unnatural overblown histrionic stagy flatulent mincing la-di-da pretence affectation play-act
8 吹虚
9 肠胃胀气
10 空虚
empty blank void vacant vain airy shadowy gaseous frothy inane vacuous insubstantial flatulent aeriform inanely vacuously aeriality shadow vacuum vacancy vanity depletion emptiness nothingness hollowness inanity vacuity blankness inanition vacuousness deplete fishy jejune vacate painted windy vaporous