Definition of dysuria in English:

dysuria

noundɪsˈjʊərɪədəˈʃʊriə

mass nounMedicine

Painful or difficult urination.
〔医〕排尿疼痛；排尿困难
the dysuria associated with cystitis
Example sentencesExamples
- In men, dysuria and its associated symptoms become more prevalent with increasing age.
- The presenting features of carcinosarcomas are also similar to those of conventional bladder tumors: hematuria, dysuria, pollakisuria, and urinary tract infection.
- She had no nausea, and no dysuria or increased urinary frequency.
- Cultures are not essential in selected young women when clear-cut signs and symptoms of acute dysuria indicate a high probability of uncomplicated cystitis.
- Later presentations may have symptoms of dysuria, hematuria, and straining to void that gradually become more prominent with a diminished urinary stream.

Origin

Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek dusouria, from dus- 'difficult' + ouron 'urine'.

Definition of dysuria in US English:

dysuria

noundəˈSHo͝orēədəˈʃʊriə

Medicine

Painful or difficult urination.
〔医〕排尿疼痛；排尿困难
the dysuria associated with cystitis
Example sentencesExamples
- Cultures are not essential in selected young women when clear-cut signs and symptoms of acute dysuria indicate a high probability of uncomplicated cystitis.
- The presenting features of carcinosarcomas are also similar to those of conventional bladder tumors: hematuria, dysuria, pollakisuria, and urinary tract infection.
- In men, dysuria and its associated symptoms become more prevalent with increasing age.
- Later presentations may have symptoms of dysuria, hematuria, and straining to void that gradually become more prominent with a diminished urinary stream.
- She had no nausea, and no dysuria or increased urinary frequency.

Origin

Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek dusouria, from dus- ‘difficult’ + ouron ‘urine’.

单词	dysuria
释义	Definition of dysuria in English: dysuria noundɪsˈjʊərɪədəˈʃʊriə mass nounMedicine Painful or difficult urination. 〔医〕排尿疼痛；排尿困难 the dysuria associated with cystitis Example sentencesExamples In men, dysuria and its associated symptoms become more prevalent with increasing age. The presenting features of carcinosarcomas are also similar to those of conventional bladder tumors: hematuria, dysuria, pollakisuria, and urinary tract infection. She had no nausea, and no dysuria or increased urinary frequency. Cultures are not essential in selected young women when clear-cut signs and symptoms of acute dysuria indicate a high probability of uncomplicated cystitis. Later presentations may have symptoms of dysuria, hematuria, and straining to void that gradually become more prominent with a diminished urinary stream. Origin Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek dusouria, from dus- 'difficult' + ouron 'urine'. Definition of dysuria in US English: dysuria noundəˈSHo͝orēədəˈʃʊriə Medicine Painful or difficult urination. 〔医〕排尿疼痛；排尿困难 the dysuria associated with cystitis Example sentencesExamples Cultures are not essential in selected young women when clear-cut signs and symptoms of acute dysuria indicate a high probability of uncomplicated cystitis. The presenting features of carcinosarcomas are also similar to those of conventional bladder tumors: hematuria, dysuria, pollakisuria, and urinary tract infection. In men, dysuria and its associated symptoms become more prevalent with increasing age. Later presentations may have symptoms of dysuria, hematuria, and straining to void that gradually become more prominent with a diminished urinary stream. She had no nausea, and no dysuria or increased urinary frequency. Origin Late Middle English: via late Latin from Greek dusouria, from dus- ‘difficult’ + ouron ‘urine’.
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