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Meanings of deglutition in anglès
portuguès
deglutição català
deglució Synonyms
Examples for "drink"
Examples for "drink"
1
Africa's food and drink market has seen several deals in recent years.
2
GERMANY is the largest market for food and drink in the EU.
3
Food and drink prices also rose by less than a year ago.
4
Children need to drink plenty of water to meet their intellectual potential.
5
Almost all Irish food and drink companies now claim to be 'Brexit-ready'.
1
My spouse wanted her own 'healthy' food that I can barely swallow.
2
Their message is simple and easy to swallow: Beer tastes, says Oliver.
3
They're claimin' to offer the fountain a youth in 'easy-to-swallow time-released capsules'.
4
I shall turn them to me, or I shall swallow their souls.
5
I saw a single swallow jinking its way south on October 28th.
Usage of deglutition in anglès
1
So we have poems of dejection, of reflection, of deglutition, of indigestion.
2
Then it swallowed its prey slowly with the deglutition of a boa constrictor.
3
At last deglutition became impossible and the patient died of malnutrition.
4
Enos of Brooklyn in 1854 reported absence of the epiglottis without interference with deglutition.
5
To perform successively (and successfully) the functions of mastication, humectation, and deglutition.
6
Congenital absence of the tongue does not necessarily make speech, taste, or deglutition impossible.
7
This is rather hard upon the health, because it requires the deglutition of innumerable potions.
8
They mingled with the creaming sizzle of champagne, with the soft murmur of well-bred deglutition.
9
Quimbleton had to delay his reply until deglutition had mastered a bulky consignment of shrimp.
10
The actual process of deglutition is variously enacted.
11
It is of slow growth, and as the organ enlarges it interferes with deglutition and speech.
12
He rapidly developed great pain and tumor in the larynx, together with difficulty in deglutition and speech.
13
Immersed in his food and its deglutition, he was hardly sensible of the outside world at all.
14
She erst with deglutition had drawn in.
15
He was ingeniously fed by esophageal tubes and rectal enemata; in three weeks speech and deglutition were restored.
16
The pattern of jaw movements is changed during a masticatory sequence from ingestion of food to its deglutition.
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Deglutition through the time