buttock

IPA/ˈbʌtək/
KK[bˈʌtək]IPA/ˈbʌtək/

buttock — 名詞

  • buttocksingular
  • buttocksplural

1. One of the two rounded, fleshy parts at the lower back of the body that a person

1.名詞B1
釋義

臀部一側

臀部兩側的其中一側

One of the two rounded, fleshy parts at the lower back of the body that a person sits on.

例句

Diego landed awkwardly during the game and felt a sharp pain in his right buttock.

Diego 在比賽中著地不穩,感到右側臀部一陣劇痛。

collocation: right / left buttock to specify one side

The physiotherapist showed Keiko some stretches to strengthen her buttock muscles.

物理治療師教 Keiko 一些能強化臀部肌肉的伸展動作。

collocation: buttock muscles as an anatomical group

常見搭配
  • left buttock
  • right buttock
  • buttock muscles
  • buttock pain
  • upper buttock
  • buttock injection
同義詞
  • bottom

    Everyday informal word for the whole rear; euphemistic and far more common in casual speech (B1)

  • bum

    Informal, chiefly British; softer and more child-friendly than 'buttock' (A2)

  • butt

    Informal, chiefly American; common in everyday conversation (B1)

  • cheek

    Specifically one side of the bottom; informal but more polite than 'buttock' (B2)

文法句型

plural form 'buttocks' for the whole area; singular 'buttock' for one side

用法筆記

Usually plural (buttocks) when referring to the whole rear area. The singular buttock explicitly names one side — useful in medical, fitness, or injury contexts where the left and right sides need to be distinguished.

常見錯誤

I fell and hurt my buttock.
I fell and hurt my buttock / my buttocks.
Both are correct: singular focuses on one side, plural on the whole area.
She has a pain in her buttock cheek.
She has a pain in her buttock.
'Buttock cheek' is redundant; 'buttock' already refers to one of the two sides.

同根字

  • buttocks
    noun (plural)B1
  • gluteal
    形容詞C1
  • glutes
    noun (plural / informal)C1

常見搭配

常用片語

  • buttock clench
  • buttock augmentation

介系詞搭配

  • on the ~
  • in the ~