Definition of porcine in English:

porcine

adjective ˈpɔːsʌɪn

Of, affecting, or resembling a pig or pigs.
his flushed, porcine features
Example sentencesExamples
- The porcine genome was scanned to identify loci affecting coat color in an experimental cross between the Meishan breed and Dutch commercial lines.
- Dudley Council have ordered the removal of piggy banks and all other porcine effigies after complaints.
- The clinical use of porcine xenotransplant is gaining wide acceptance the world over, said Dr. Cherian.
- He cheerfully apologizes for the room his two preteen boys share, which is predictably porcine with respect to neatness.
- The woods are renowned for their porcine mushrooms, but they're not that easy to make out against the rest of the undergrowth.
- It works like a dose of porcine Valium, calming the piggies down and rendering them distinctly friendly.
- Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia is uncommon with the use of porcine heparin and is less common with low-molecular-weight heparin.
- And all the time, Sandler's strange, porcine face hardly changes expression; it never shows anything approximating human feeling.
- We should actually think of eating pig products as an honour - we should worship our porcine buddies for providing us with sausages and bacon.
- I've seen the way pigs are kept in Sweden and believe me, they inhabit the porcine equivalent of luxury hotels of the world.
- I also mentioned that the reshaped end in its newly raw state resembled a porcine visage.
- This phenomenon of interface activation was originally detected in studies on porcine pancreatic lipase and was attributed to a conformational change.
- Even though wild and unwise boar do not look for danger above them, and that a man hiding up a tree with a big sharpened log was sure to be able to get himself some pork for the barbecue, our porcine tormentors were safe.
- We kids used to say that it was the only vehicle that had the room within into which he could heave his bulky porcine body.
- Gene sequencing showed that it was derived from the porcine transmissible gastroenteritis virus by the loss of a sizeable chunk of RNA from one of its genes.
- So while visiting a disco in Rouen on Christmas Eve with his porcine coworker he decides to take his revenge.
- Its new porcine casing is much in demand and is having to be rationed to customers.
- I feel a need to have a pig category of postings as I'm a great fan of all things porcine.
- She has a walk that wouldn't look out of place on a sumo wrestler and a laugh which is punctuated with alarmingly porcine snorts.
- The Three Little Pigs tells the tale of a porcine trio who set about trying to help Mummy Pig, whose windswept house seems beyond repair.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French porcin or Latin porcinus, from porcus 'pig'.

Definition of porcine in US English:

porcine

adjective

Of, affecting, or resembling a pig or pigs.
his flushed, porcine features
Example sentencesExamples
- We kids used to say that it was the only vehicle that had the room within into which he could heave his bulky porcine body.
- The clinical use of porcine xenotransplant is gaining wide acceptance the world over, said Dr. Cherian.
- Gene sequencing showed that it was derived from the porcine transmissible gastroenteritis virus by the loss of a sizeable chunk of RNA from one of its genes.
- Dudley Council have ordered the removal of piggy banks and all other porcine effigies after complaints.
- I also mentioned that the reshaped end in its newly raw state resembled a porcine visage.
- It works like a dose of porcine Valium, calming the piggies down and rendering them distinctly friendly.
- The porcine genome was scanned to identify loci affecting coat color in an experimental cross between the Meishan breed and Dutch commercial lines.
- He cheerfully apologizes for the room his two preteen boys share, which is predictably porcine with respect to neatness.
- And all the time, Sandler's strange, porcine face hardly changes expression; it never shows anything approximating human feeling.
- I feel a need to have a pig category of postings as I'm a great fan of all things porcine.
- The woods are renowned for their porcine mushrooms, but they're not that easy to make out against the rest of the undergrowth.
- She has a walk that wouldn't look out of place on a sumo wrestler and a laugh which is punctuated with alarmingly porcine snorts.
- So while visiting a disco in Rouen on Christmas Eve with his porcine coworker he decides to take his revenge.
- I've seen the way pigs are kept in Sweden and believe me, they inhabit the porcine equivalent of luxury hotels of the world.
- We should actually think of eating pig products as an honour - we should worship our porcine buddies for providing us with sausages and bacon.
- Even though wild and unwise boar do not look for danger above them, and that a man hiding up a tree with a big sharpened log was sure to be able to get himself some pork for the barbecue, our porcine tormentors were safe.
- Its new porcine casing is much in demand and is having to be rationed to customers.
- This phenomenon of interface activation was originally detected in studies on porcine pancreatic lipase and was attributed to a conformational change.
- The Three Little Pigs tells the tale of a porcine trio who set about trying to help Mummy Pig, whose windswept house seems beyond repair.
- Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia is uncommon with the use of porcine heparin and is less common with low-molecular-weight heparin.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French porcin or Latin porcinus, from porcus ‘pig’.

单词	porcine
释义	Definition of porcine in English: porcine adjective ˈpɔːsʌɪn Of, affecting, or resembling a pig or pigs. his flushed, porcine features Example sentencesExamples The porcine genome was scanned to identify loci affecting coat color in an experimental cross between the Meishan breed and Dutch commercial lines. Dudley Council have ordered the removal of piggy banks and all other porcine effigies after complaints. The clinical use of porcine xenotransplant is gaining wide acceptance the world over, said Dr. Cherian. He cheerfully apologizes for the room his two preteen boys share, which is predictably porcine with respect to neatness. The woods are renowned for their porcine mushrooms, but they're not that easy to make out against the rest of the undergrowth. It works like a dose of porcine Valium, calming the piggies down and rendering them distinctly friendly. Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia is uncommon with the use of porcine heparin and is less common with low-molecular-weight heparin. And all the time, Sandler's strange, porcine face hardly changes expression; it never shows anything approximating human feeling. We should actually think of eating pig products as an honour - we should worship our porcine buddies for providing us with sausages and bacon. I've seen the way pigs are kept in Sweden and believe me, they inhabit the porcine equivalent of luxury hotels of the world. I also mentioned that the reshaped end in its newly raw state resembled a porcine visage. This phenomenon of interface activation was originally detected in studies on porcine pancreatic lipase and was attributed to a conformational change. Even though wild and unwise boar do not look for danger above them, and that a man hiding up a tree with a big sharpened log was sure to be able to get himself some pork for the barbecue, our porcine tormentors were safe. We kids used to say that it was the only vehicle that had the room within into which he could heave his bulky porcine body. Gene sequencing showed that it was derived from the porcine transmissible gastroenteritis virus by the loss of a sizeable chunk of RNA from one of its genes. So while visiting a disco in Rouen on Christmas Eve with his porcine coworker he decides to take his revenge. Its new porcine casing is much in demand and is having to be rationed to customers. I feel a need to have a pig category of postings as I'm a great fan of all things porcine. She has a walk that wouldn't look out of place on a sumo wrestler and a laugh which is punctuated with alarmingly porcine snorts. The Three Little Pigs tells the tale of a porcine trio who set about trying to help Mummy Pig, whose windswept house seems beyond repair. Origin Mid 17th century: from French porcin or Latin porcinus, from porcus 'pig'. Definition of porcine in US English: porcine adjective Of, affecting, or resembling a pig or pigs. his flushed, porcine features Example sentencesExamples We kids used to say that it was the only vehicle that had the room within into which he could heave his bulky porcine body. The clinical use of porcine xenotransplant is gaining wide acceptance the world over, said Dr. Cherian. Gene sequencing showed that it was derived from the porcine transmissible gastroenteritis virus by the loss of a sizeable chunk of RNA from one of its genes. Dudley Council have ordered the removal of piggy banks and all other porcine effigies after complaints. I also mentioned that the reshaped end in its newly raw state resembled a porcine visage. It works like a dose of porcine Valium, calming the piggies down and rendering them distinctly friendly. The porcine genome was scanned to identify loci affecting coat color in an experimental cross between the Meishan breed and Dutch commercial lines. He cheerfully apologizes for the room his two preteen boys share, which is predictably porcine with respect to neatness. And all the time, Sandler's strange, porcine face hardly changes expression; it never shows anything approximating human feeling. I feel a need to have a pig category of postings as I'm a great fan of all things porcine. The woods are renowned for their porcine mushrooms, but they're not that easy to make out against the rest of the undergrowth. She has a walk that wouldn't look out of place on a sumo wrestler and a laugh which is punctuated with alarmingly porcine snorts. So while visiting a disco in Rouen on Christmas Eve with his porcine coworker he decides to take his revenge. I've seen the way pigs are kept in Sweden and believe me, they inhabit the porcine equivalent of luxury hotels of the world. We should actually think of eating pig products as an honour - we should worship our porcine buddies for providing us with sausages and bacon. Even though wild and unwise boar do not look for danger above them, and that a man hiding up a tree with a big sharpened log was sure to be able to get himself some pork for the barbecue, our porcine tormentors were safe. Its new porcine casing is much in demand and is having to be rationed to customers. This phenomenon of interface activation was originally detected in studies on porcine pancreatic lipase and was attributed to a conformational change. The Three Little Pigs tells the tale of a porcine trio who set about trying to help Mummy Pig, whose windswept house seems beyond repair. Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia is uncommon with the use of porcine heparin and is less common with low-molecular-weight heparin. Origin Mid 17th century: from French porcin or Latin porcinus, from porcus ‘pig’.
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