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Meanings of
intestine
in English
Russian
кишки
Portuguese
barriga
Catalan
intestí
Spanish
tripa
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Alimentary canal of an animal through which food passes after having passed all stomachs.
gut
guts
bowel
intestines
Related terms
anatomical structure
Russian
кишки
Synonyms
Examples for "
gut
"
gut
guts
bowel
intestines
Examples for "
gut
"
1
Recent advancements highlight the important role of
gut
microbiome in human health.
2
You know the doctor said they contributed to your little
gut
problem.
3
We're just going through the process to make sure your
gut
's
right.
4
The human
gut
microbiota is involved in host health and disease development.
5
Background: How the
gut
microbiota regulates intestinal homeostasis is not completely clear.
1
PlayNow also has separate areas for
blood
-
and
-
guts
favorites and for educational software.
2
The principle of discipline is the
guts
and backbone of any army.
3
I just wish I'd been born with enough
guts
to commit murder.
4
In fact, anything to do with cats she's got sense and
guts
.
5
This was his way of telling subordinates to talk, spill their
guts
.
1
Background: Referral of patients with large
bowel
symptoms is common and increasing.
2
Irritable
bowel
syndrome affects roughly 12 million people in Japan, Astellas said.
3
However, there are no criteria to judge whether
bowel
necrosis has occurred.
4
In that case, a fiber supplement could help restore normal
bowel
function.
5
Methods: We developed a new video explaining split-dose
bowel
preparation for colonoscopy.
1
This fever is the direct result of poisons absorbed in the
intestines
.
2
Ambergris is a secretion formed in the
intestines
of the sperm whale.
3
Remarkably, it can regenerate complex body parts like
intestines
and, yes, gonads.
4
Such milk is irritating to the stomach and
intestines
of the young.
5
The latter is accompanied with much irritation of the stomach and
intestines
.
Usage of
intestine
in English
1
There is the same diversity in the mouth as in the
intestine
.
2
Possible causes for the differential effects in liver and
intestine
are discussed.
3
NEW & NOTEWORTHY The small
intestine
expresses gluconeogenic enzymes for unknown reasons.
4
In the moral error there is a contradiction within, an
intestine
quarrel.
5
New data is available on how the
intestine
heals after inflammatory insults.
6
Our results propose SP as a candidate therapeutic for
intestine
-
related
inflammatory diseases.
7
The virulence mechanisms that allow pathogens to colonize the
intestine
remain unclear.
8
Doppler arterial flow signals within the
intestine
quickly disappeared following venous occlusion.
9
One case each arose in the small
intestine
and the occipital lobe.
10
Cdx2 is an
intestine
-
specific
transcription factor required for normal intestinal epithelium development.
11
Medical issues inside the small
intestine
have historically been hard to diagnose.
12
We have used these approaches to study tumorigenesis in the murine
intestine
.
13
The small
intestine
was extracorporeally explored, and foreign body removal was performed.
14
Liver, kidneys, and small and large
intestine
were removed and weighed immediately.
15
Dietary treatments had no effect on NE lesions in the small
intestine
.
16
The small
intestine
was opened along the anti-mesenteric side, and examined macroscopically.
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intestine
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
small intestine
large intestine
human intestine
upper intestine
lower intestine
More collocations
Translations for
intestine
Russian
кишки
кишка
кишечник
Portuguese
barriga
intestinos
intestino
Catalan
intestí
tripa
budell
Spanish
tripa
intestinos
intestino
Intestine
through the time
Intestine
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Common
United Kingdom
Less common