唾液
Saliva
/səˈlaɪvə/
唾液能在你吞咽前帮助分解食物。Saliva helps break down food before you swallow it.
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人体排泄物
Human Waste
Learn 人体排泄物 with theme cards, images, pronunciation, examples, and short reading practice.
分泌物
Discharge
/dɪsˈtʃɑːrdʒ/
医生检查了伤口的分泌物。The doctor checked the discharge from the wound.
鼻涕
Snot
/snɑːt/
他用纸巾擦掉鼻涕。He wiped the snot from his nose with a tissue.
大便
Stool
/stuːl/
粪便样本被送去实验室检测。The sample of stool was sent to the lab.
汗液
Sweat
/swɛt/
房间太热时，皮肤上会冒出汗珠。Sweat beads on the skin when the room gets too warm.
屁
Fart
/fɑːrt/
宝宝轻轻放了个屁，继续睡着。The baby let out a small fart and kept sleeping.
口水
Spit
/spɪt/
他说话时尽量不吐口水。He tried not to spit while talking.
鼻屎
Booger
/ˈbʊɡər/
孩子从鼻子里抠出一坨鼻屎，笑了起来。The child picked a booger from his nose and laughed.
呕吐物
Vomit
/ˈvɑːmɪt/
房间里的气味让她想吐。The smell in the room made her want to vomit.
痰
Phlegm
/flɛm/
重感冒会让你喉咙里有浓痰。A bad cold can leave you with thick phlegm in your throat.
脓
Pus
/pʌs/
护士清理了感染伤口里的脓。The nurse cleaned the pus from the infected cut.
头皮屑
Dandruff
/ˈdændrʌf/
头皮屑落在了他的黑毛衣上。Dandruff fell onto his black sweater.
流口水
Drool
/druːl/
那只狗闻到食物时开始流口水。The dog began to drool when it smelled the food.
死皮
Dead Skin
/dɛd skɪn/
洗完温水澡后，你应该轻轻去除死皮。You should gently remove dead skin after a warm shower.
流鼻涕
Runny Nose
/ˈrʌni noʊz/
流鼻涕会让人很难集中注意力。A runny nose can make it hard to concentrate.
打嗝
Burp
/bɝːp/
他在晚餐时努力忍住打嗝声。He tried to hide a burp during dinner.
排泄物
Excretion
/ɪkˈskriːʃən/
排泄是身体清除废物的一种方式。Excretion is one way the body removes waste.
尿液
Urine
/ˈjʊrɪn/
检测显示尿液中有少量血液。The test showed a small amount of blood in the urine.
眼泪
Tears
/tɪrz/
听到那个消息时，她眼里涌出了泪水。Tears filled her eyes when she heard the news.
耳屎
Earwax
/ˈɪrˌwæks/
耳屎过多有时会影响听力。Too much earwax can sometimes affect hearing.
人体排泄物
在健康课上，老师让全班说出人一天里常会注意到的身体现象。
一个学生先说出了唾液、鼻涕、鼻屎和流鼻涕，另一个又补充了运动后的汗液和流口水。
当有人提到打嗝、口水和呕吐物时，教室一下子更热闹了，因为大家都想起了那顿很糟的午饭。
接着老师平静地把脓、痰、头皮屑、死皮和耳屎写在黑板上，仿佛这是最正常不过的一课。
最后，全班看着大便、尿液、屁、眼泪、分泌物和排泄物这张清单笑了起来，并一致认为，人体既麻烦又神奇。
At the health club, the teacher asked the class to name the body things people usually notice in a day.
One student listed Saliva, Snot, Booger, and Runny Nose, then another added Sweat and Drool after gym class.
The room got louder when someone mentioned Burp, Spit, and Vomit, because everyone remembered a very bad lunch.
Then the teacher calmly wrote Pus, Phlegm, Dandruff, Dead Skin, and Earwax on the board, as if it were the most normal lesson ever.
At the end, the class laughed at the full list: Stool, Urine, Fart, Tears, Discharge, and Excretion, and agreed that the human body is both gross and impressive.