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

• Results: Staphylococci were mainly isolated from pus and secretion, and enterococci from urine.
  结果：葡萄球菌的分离主要来自脓汁及分泌物，肠球菌的分离主要来自尿标本。
• Ladies and gentlemen, we have pus.
  女士们先生们这里是脓。
• 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。
• 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。
• When the hazy pus moonlight sprinkles in the water seepage, I can miss you.
  当朦脓的月光洒在泉水上，我就会思念你。
• 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 pus was pushing it out.
  脓液把它推了出来。
• Tiny open sores, or ulcers, form on the surface of the lining, where they bleed and produce pus and mucus.
  内层表面形成小的开放性疮口（溃疡），会发生出血并产生脓液和粘液。
• There is no pus or blood, but there are some mucus and glairy substances in them.
  没有脓和血，但有粘液样的东西。
• Possesses the distinct ability to counteract pus and infection ( anti-bacterial) and to heal wounds.
  拥有独特能力能够抵制脓液和感染抗细菌并愈合伤口。