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单词 spasm
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spasm

These release natural oils that help quell stomach spasms and help control flatulence.His face was gripped by an involuntary spasm of pain and loathing.Sometimes a spasm in an artery may close it down.It is usually caused by muscle spasm.He also suffered muscle spasms and a degree of pain that made him arch his back when touched.He also suffers from throat spasms.He collapsed with a back spasm.It was a sickening involuntary spasm, unstoppable.Legs and fingers in painful spasm, wrapped to the bed.Maggie squeezed her knees tighter, trying to control the spasms that shook her.This causes muscle spasm, pain and can lead to problems.Botox works by blocking contact between nerve and muscle, weakening involuntary spasms.These include muscle spasms, writhing movements and rolling eyes.Try stretching before going to bed at night, especially the muscles that go into spasm causing cramp.The off spinner has also experienced pain in the lower back and suffered a spasm last Friday morning.In some cases the heart attack is caused by a temporary spasm of a coronary artery so that it almost closes off for a time.In an earlier chapter, you learned how excesses of tone called spasm in the coronary arteries could cause angina.My heart spasms with love.I felt a spasm of fear.I went to the doctor's and was given painkillers for back spasms.QI've been suffering from painful spasms in my wrist and arm.

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spasm

British English: spasm /ˈspæzəm/ NOUN
A spasm is a sudden tightening of your muscles, which you cannot control.
A lack of magnesium causes muscles to go into spasm.
  • American English: spasm
  • Arabic: تَشَنُّج
  • Brazilian Portuguese: espasmo
  • Chinese: 痉挛
  • Croatian: grč
  • Czech: křeč
  • Danish: spasme
  • Dutch: kramp
  • European Spanish: espasmo
  • Finnish: kouristus
  • French: spasme
  • German: Krampf
  • Greek: σπασμός
  • Italian: spasmo
  • Japanese: 痙攣
  • Korean: 경련
  • Norwegian: krampe
  • Polish: skurcz
  • European Portuguese: espasmo
  • Romanian: spasm
  • Russian: спазм
  • Latin American Spanish: espasmo
  • Swedish: kramp
  • Thai: การชักกระตุกของกล้ามเนื้อ
  • Turkish: kramp
  • Ukrainian: спазм
  • Vietnamese: sự co thắt

Chinese translation of 'spasm'

spasm

(ˈspæzəm)

n

  1. (c/u) (Med) 抽搐 (chōuchù)
  2. (c) [of anger etc] 一阵(陣) (yī zhèn)
(noun) 
Definition
a sudden tightening of the muscles, over which one has no control
A lack of magnesium causes muscles to go into spasm.
Synonyms
convulsion
He fell to the floor in the grip of an epileptic convulsion.
contraction
paroxysm
She was overcome by a paroxysm of grief.
twitch
He developed a nervous twitch.
throe (rare)
(noun) 
Definition
a sudden burst of activity or feeling
He felt a spasm of fear.
Synonyms
burst
short bursts of activity
fit
Once a fit has started there's nothing you can do to stop it.
outburst
an outburst of anger
seizure
I was prescribed drugs to control seizures.
frenzy
The country was gripped by a frenzy of nationalism.
eruption
the volcanic eruption of Tambora in 1815
access

Additional synonyms

in the sense of access
Synonyms
attack,
fit,
outburst,
onset,
paroxysm
in the sense of eruption
the volcanic eruption of Tambora in 1815
Synonyms
explosion,
discharge,
outburst,
venting,
ejection
in the sense of fit
Definition
a sudden attack or convulsion, such as an epileptic seizure
Once a fit has started there's nothing you can do to stop it.
Synonyms
seizure,
attack,
bout,
spasm,
convulsion,
paroxysm

Nearby words of
spasm

  • sparrow
  • sparse
  • Spartan
  • spasm
  • spasmodic
  • spat
  • spate

Synonyms of 'spasm'

spasm

Explore 'spasm' in the dictionary

Additional synonyms

in the sense of frenzy
Definition
excited or agitated activity
The country was gripped by a frenzy of nationalism.
Synonyms
fit,
burst,
bout,
outburst,
spasm,
convulsion,
paroxysm
in the sense of outburst
Definition
a sudden period of violent activity
an outburst of anger
Synonyms
fit,
storm,
attack,
gush,
flare-up,
eruption,
spasm,
outpouring,
paroxysm,
access
in the sense of paroxysm
Definition
a fit or convulsion
She was overcome by a paroxysm of grief.
Synonyms
outburst,
attack,
fit,
seizure,
flare-up (informal),
eruption,
spasm,
convulsion
in the sense of seizure
Definition
a sudden violent attack of an illness, such as an epileptic convulsion
I was prescribed drugs to control seizures.
Synonyms
attack,
fit,
spasm,
convulsion,
paroxysm
in the sense of twitch
Definition
a sharp jerking movement, esp. one caused by a nervous condition
He developed a nervous twitch.
Synonyms
jerk,
tic,
spasm,
twinge,
jump,
blink,
flutter,
tremor
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