1 the organ in your body where food goes after you have eaten it 胃:
He went to the doctor with stomach pains.他因胃痛去看了医生。☞picture at body 见body插图
2 the front part of your body below your chest and above your legs 肚子;腹部:
She turned over onto her stomach.她翻身俯卧。☞picture at body 见body插图
stomach²
/ˈstʌmək ||; ˈstʌmək/verb
[T] (informal 非正式) (usually in negative sentences and questions 通常用于否定句及疑问句) to be able to watch, listen to, accept, etc sth that you think is unpleasant 忍受;容忍:
I can't stomach too much violence in films.我看不惯电影过分渲染暴力。
stomach1/ˋstʌmək; ˈstʌmək/n [C]1 the part of your body where food goes when you have eaten it 胃: a stomach upset (=pain and illness after eating something bad) 肠胃不适a stomach bug (=illness that you get from someone else) 肠胃传染病It was a long walk, especially on an empty stomach (=when you have not eaten). 那是一段很长的路﹐尤其是在饿着肚子走的时候。The smell turned my stomach (=made me feel ill). 这种味道让我反胃。see picture on page 见 A3 页图2 the front part of your body, below your chest 腹部: He punched Carlos in the stomach. 他一拳打在卡洛斯的腹部。3 have little/no stomach for sth used to emphasize that someone does not want to do something〔强调〕不想/没兴趣做某事: Their soldiers had no stomach for a fight. 他们的士兵不想打仗。
stomach2v [T] can’t stomach sth to be unable to look at, accept etc something unpleasant [→ bear] 无法忍受某事: He couldn’t stomach the sight of blood. 他见不得血。
stomachstomachstomachsstomachedstomachingnoun1the part inside your body where food goes after you eat it2the front part of your body below your chest and above your legs