gastric
/ˈɡæstrɪk/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡæstrɪk/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈga-strik/ (ame, mw)
gastric — adjective
- gastricpositive
- more gastriccomparative
- most gastricsuperlative
1. describing something that affects, comes from, or is part of the stomach, often
describing something that affects, comes from, or is part of the stomach, often used by doctors when talking about pain, surgery, or digestive juices.
Lukas went to the clinic complaining of sharp gastric pain after every meal.
collocation: gastric pain
The doctor explained that gastric juices help break down food in the stomach.
collocation: gastric juices
Adina had gastric surgery last year and now eats much smaller portions.
Spicy curries often trigger gastric problems for Dewi during the summer.
The hospital opened a new ward for patients with serious gastric conditions.
- stomach (attrib.)
everyday register; 'stomach pain' is the plain version of 'gastric pain'
- abdominal
covers the whole belly area, not only the stomach
- digestive
wider scope — the whole digestive system, not just the stomach
文法句型
gastric + noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun (attributive). Forms fixed pairings with medical nouns: pain, juice, ulcer, surgery, bypass, reflux, problems.