stomach
noun
verb
ˈstʌmək
noun
1
the
organ
inside
your
body
where
food
begins
to
be
DIGESTED
胃
2
the
front
part
of
your
body,
below
your
chest
腹部
He
turned
round
and
punched
Carlos
in
the
stomach.
他转过身一拳打在卡洛斯的腹部。
3
do sth on an empty stomach
to
do
something
when
you
have
not
eaten
空着肚子做某事
You
shouldn’t
take
the
pills
on
an
empty
stomach.
你不该空肚子吃这些药片。
4
turn your stomach
to
make
you
feel
sick
or
upset
使某人感到恶心，令某人反胃
The
sight
of
the
slaughtered
cow
turned
my
stomach.
看到被宰杀的牛我感到恶心。
5
have no stomach for a fight/task etc
to
have
no
desire
to
do
something
difficult,
upsetting,
or
frightening
不想打架/没兴趣做某工作等
6
have a strong stomach
to
be
able
to
see
or
do
things
that
are
unpleasant
without
feeling
sick
or
upset
有很强的承受能力
Don’t
go
and
see
this
film
unless
you
have
a
strong
stomach.
除非你忍受得了，否则不要去看这部电影。
verb
7
to
be
able
to
accept
something,
especially
something
unpleasant
承受，容忍，忍耐;
A
26%
water
rate
increase
is
more
than
most
residents
can
stomach
.
水费提高 26% 让大多数居民都感到无法承受。
hard/difficult
to
stomach
Rob
found
Cathy’s
attitude
hard
to
stomach.
罗布觉得凯茜的态度令人难以容忍。
8
to
eat
something
without
becoming
ill
吃得下，能够吃
I’ve
never
been
able
to
stomach
seafood.
我从来都吃不了海鲜。