pus

英 [pʌs]

美 [pʌs]

n.  脓

医学

BNC.22915 / COCA.22156

牛津词典

noun

• 脓
  a thick yellowish or greenish liquid that is produced in an infected wound

柯林斯词典

• 脓；脓液
  Pusis a thick yellowish liquid that forms in wounds when they are infected.

英英释义

noun

• a fluid product of inflammation
  Synonym:purulencesuppurationichorsaniesfestering

双语例句

• After treating the pus, namely can swell draws back the pus, rapid cicatrization.
  待出脓后，即能肿退脓尽，迅速愈合。
• When an individual has pneumonia, the alveoli are filled with pus and fluid, which makes breathing painful and limits oxygen intake.
  患肺炎时，肺泡充满了脓和液体，使呼吸产生疼痛并限制吸氧量。
• As the pus leaves, soul more readily anchors into the form.
  当脓液离开时，灵魂就更容易锚定到形体中。
• The smell of the pus that hits your nose, and of unwashed bodies in a closed room.
  刺鼻的脓的味道，未清洗的尸体充满了拥挤的房间。
• A bacteria called Propionibacterium acnes normally colonizes this swollen gland causing the development of inflammation and pus.
  一个细菌通常称为痤疮丙酸其殖民地的发展造成了这种腺肿、发炎化脓。
• A blister having watery contents without blood or pus.
  带清水样内含物的疱，不含血或脓。
• Cause blood, pus, or other bodily fluids to localize at one point.
  使血液脓或其他身体内的液体停留在一个地方。
• The wound is still discharging pus.
  这伤口仍在流浓。
• He can see trace of blood and pus or mucus in his stool.
  大便时可看到血丝和粘膜。
• The blood and pus coming out of his nose hurt so much that he screamed.
  血和脓从他的鼻子里流出来，他疼的尖叫。