lung
lung — 名詞
- lungsingular
- lungsplural
1. each of the two body parts inside the chest that humans and many animals use for
肺
胸腔內負責呼吸的器官
each of the two body parts inside the chest that humans and many animals use for breathing, taking in oxygen from the air and removing carbon dioxide
The doctor listened to Christopher's lungs with a stethoscope during the check-up.
醫生在檢查時用聽診器聽 Christopher 的肺部。
collocation: listen to someone's lungs
Smoking can cause serious damage to a person's lungs over time.
長期吸菸會對一個人的肺部造成嚴重損害。
collocation: cause damage to the lungs
Nkechi took a deep breath and filled her lungs with the fresh mountain air.
Nkechi 深深吸了一口氣,讓清新的山間空氣充滿她的肺部。
collocation: fill one's lungs with [air]
The elderly patient was admitted to hospital with a severe lung infection.
那位年長病患因嚴重的肺部感染而入院治療。
collocation: lung infection
Aarav's doctor said that regular exercise helps keep the lungs healthy.
Aarav 的醫生說,規律運動有助於保持肺部健康。
collocation: healthy lungs
- lung cancer
- lung disease
- lung capacity
- collapsed lung
- clear one's lungs
- deep in the lungs
文法句型
usually plural: lungs
用法筆記
Usually used in the plural form 'lungs' because the organs come as a pair. The singular 'lung' is used when referring to one of them specifically (e.g., 'the right lung', 'a collapsed lung').
常見錯誤
as loudly as possible, usually when shouting or screaming
聲嘶力竭地;用盡全力地喊叫
The children in the playground were shouting at the top of their lungs.
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常見搭配
名詞搭配
- lung cancer
- lung disease
- lung infection
- lung capacity
- lung transplant
- lung function
常用片語
- fill one's lungs with
- clear one's lungs
- damage to the lungs
介系詞搭配
- in the lungs
- into the lungs
- from the lungs