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Meanings of flatulence in English
Bodily function of expelling intestinal gas out of the anus.
Portuguese
flatulência Catalan
turgència Synonyms
Examples for "gas"
Examples for "gas"
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Electric power projects include nuclear power plants, gas-fired power plants and others.
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A similar gas row briefly disrupted supplies to Europe three years ago.
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EU officials said the gas talks would continue in Brussels next week.
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The Company's main products include electric power, gas and steam, among others.
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The company has always said its gas is highly competitive in Europe.
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I've seen enough artsy-fart films the past three weeks to choke Renoir.
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Two days ago he busted a biker trail-riding through Kahn's art-fart estate.
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Right now we're spread over this land thinner than a pigeon's fart.'
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We still have some things we need to ask this old fart.
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Pretty soon a man won't be able to fart without a license.
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She said when will we ever be on farting terms together Smith.
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Unthinkably, given the proximity of farting strangers, I start to nod off.
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On my best day, I couldn't come near to farting like that.
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Let alone seen him farting and playing Xbox in his boxer shorts.
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Maybe his talk about farting and blacking out wasn't just a joke.
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The turnip only creates flatulency when it is soft, porous, and stringy.
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Used alone for want of tone of stomach, flatulency, cramps and colic.
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Internally, used for.-Disordersof the stomach, flatulency, dysentery, colic.
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Internally, used for.-Toincrease gastric juice secretions, stimulating tonic, diarrhea, dysentery, flatulency, cramps and nausea.
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In some cases, the digestive fluids are weak and fermentation results, giving rise to flatulency and belching.
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Probiotics improved postoperative flatus control and modified postoperative changes in microbiota and inflammatory markers.
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If she expels flatus when she coughs, this would indicate a predisposition to heaves.
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Patients typically presented with the vulval passage of flatus and faeces or acute sepsis of Bartholin's gland.
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Excess flatus, borborygmi and abdominal pain did not differ from the placebo at any of the doses tested.
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There is in it much flatus, much slapstick, but nothing much at all to challenge American xenophobes and oligarchs.
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The Brothers particularly enjoyed stories or mimicry of humans passing gas or fainting.
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It's America's favorite excuse to roll around on a couch passing gas for three hours.
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There are dozens of rules, right on down to a ban on passing gas while wearing them.
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In other words, the phrase "pull my finger" is understood to be a description of the act of passing gas.
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In the meantime, breaking wind promises to provide some interesting melodic effects.
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They remind me of a bunch of monks running down a corridor, breaking wind.
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Even a dog is caught on camera breaking wind.
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When it comes to researching breaking wind, Prof Collins said it could be hard to find willing volunteers.
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Bad odor; breaking wind
Usage of flatulence in English
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Their unfortunate flatulence produces methane emissions, and that's certainly not good news.
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They are grateful to the feeble stomach, and will relieve flatulence promptly.
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The prank begins when the prankster senses the deep stirrings of flatulence.
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Even flatulence is explained as a way people are limited by social niceties.
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Do they have a problem inhaling the flatulence of other travellers?
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If you thought flatulence was all noise and hot air then think again.
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These foods have the undeserved reputation of being indigestible and of producing flatulence.
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Some nausea, loss of appetite, occasional hallucinations, flatulence, a weakness in the back.
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A short man with a goiter on his neck, much given to flatulence.
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The town's people declare that the food produces nothing but flatulence.
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A very uncomfortable result from this vapid food was extreme flatulence.
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And excessive exercise is widely recognised as a cause of flatulence.
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The man has the noxious flatulence of the Dark One himself.
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Karl Stefanovic wants the world to know he does not have a flatulence problem.
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Nearly two-thirds of those emissions come from cattle, including through burps, flatulence and manure.
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However WORDS like rectal, flatulence, and fart make me giggle.
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Flatulence through the time