释义 |
esophaguse‧soph‧a‧gus /ɪˈsɒfəɡəs $ ɪˈsɑː-/ noun esophagusOrigin: 1300-1400 Greek oisophagos, from oisein ‘to be going to carry’ + phagein ‘to eat’ - After searing the inside of my esophagus with a hurriedly gulped cup of scalding coffee-I was now drinking coffee-I had collected myself.
- Food goes straight from the esophagus to the tiny stomach pouch and directly into the lower part of the small intestines.
- He also has an unusually narrow esophagus.
- Monica was born with a section of her esophagus completely closed.
- They were able to work it down through the esophagus without puncturing anything.
- When this happens the esophagus becomes irritated and inflamed, causing a burning sensation that has the potential to awaken a sleeper.
[countable] the American spelling of oesophagus |