flatulence

/flach-uh-luhns/US // ˈflætʃ ə ləns //

胀气,肠胃胀气,胃胀气,肠胃炎

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the condition of having an accumulation of gas in the alimentary canal: To avoid the uncomfortable feeling of flatulence, increase your fiber intake gradually.
- : the expulsion of alimentary gas through the anus: Symptoms include abdominal discomfort, flatulence, and headache.
- : inflated and empty speech or writing; unsupported pretension; pomposity: His lectures, noted for their flatulence, were popular fodder for mocking.

nounpomposity

Synonyms

As a result, more than half the subjects had problems like bloatedness, cramps, and flatulence with the non-hydrogel version of the drink.
Flatulence is not inserted; but Flatulency is said to be 'windiness; fulness of wind.'
Flatulence (ventositas) is likewise a cause of gout, as we have already hinted.
It was entitled 'The Art of Flatulence', and it consisted of a number of rules and definitions.
Flatulence usually results from fermentative processes in the stomach and bowel, as the outcome of bacterial activity.
Flatulence is seen in infants suffering from intestinal indigestion and the food is nearly always at fault.

/flach-uh-luhns/US // ˈflætʃ ə ləns //

胀气,肠胃胀气,胃胀气,肠胃炎

n.名词 noun

1
- : the condition of having an accumulation of gas in the alimentary canal: To avoid the uncomfortable feeling of flatulence, increase your fiber intake gradually.
- : the expulsion of alimentary gas through the anus: Symptoms include abdominal discomfort, flatulence, and headache.
- : inflated and empty speech or writing; unsupported pretension; pomposity: His lectures, noted for their flatulence, were popular fodder for mocking.

nounpomposity

Synonyms

As a result, more than half the subjects had problems like bloatedness, cramps, and flatulence with the non-hydrogel version of the drink.
Flatulence is not inserted; but Flatulency is said to be 'windiness; fulness of wind.'
Flatulence (ventositas) is likewise a cause of gout, as we have already hinted.
It was entitled 'The Art of Flatulence', and it consisted of a number of rules and definitions.
Flatulence usually results from fermentative processes in the stomach and bowel, as the outcome of bacterial activity.
Flatulence is seen in infants suffering from intestinal indigestion and the food is nearly always at fault.