hiccough

英 [ˈhɪkʌp] 美 [ˈhɪkəp]

n.  小问题; (尤指)暂时的耽搁; 呃逆; 打嗝; 打嗝声
v.  呃逆; 打嗝

复数:hiccoughs现在分词:hiccoughing过去式:hiccoughed第三人称单数:hiccoughs过去分词:hiccoughed

BNC.36422



双语例句

  1. Every hiccough of our sewers costs us a thousand francs.
    阴沟每打一个噎,就耗费一千法郎。
  2. Objective: To observe the curative effect of Decoction of Xuanfu-Daizhe on refractory hiccough and systematically evaluate it domestically so as to provide the theory evidence for application.
    目的:系统评价国内旋覆代赭汤及其加减方治疗顽固性呃逆的临床随机对照试验的疗效,为旋覆代赭汤治疗该病的推广应用提供理论依据。
  3. Even during the stockmarket crash of1929, there was a mere hiccough before prices sailed higher.
    即使在1929年的股市崩溃期间,它也仅仅打了喷嚏,随后继续飙升。
  4. One hiccough, an unexpected bill, a layoff of one breadwinner and they will be in danger of losing their home.
    一个呃逆,意想不到的法案,裁员一活口,将可能丧失家园。
  5. Analysis of relevant factors of postoperative liver cancer patients with hiccough after intervention therapy and nursing care of them
    肝癌介入术后病人呃逆的相关因素分析及护理

英英释义

noun

  1. (usually plural) the state of having reflex spasms of the diaphragm accompanied by a rapid closure of the glottis producing an audible sound
    1. how do you cure the hiccups?

    Synonym:    hiccupsingultus

verb

  1. breathe spasmodically, and make a sound
    1. When you have to hiccup, drink a glass of cold water

    Synonym:    hiccup