| 单词 | feces |
| 释义 | feces noun[plural] uk/ˈfiː.siːz/us/ˈfiː.siːz/USspelling offaecesUKformal （faeces的美式拼写）Animal physiology: excrement & its excretion
feces| American Dictionaryfeces plural noun fmlus/ˈfi·siz/solidwasteexcretedfrom thebodyof ahumanoranimalthrough thebowels Examplesoffecesfeces His vomit andfecesran red with blood. FromOregonLive.com It occurs when something (like a stray piece offeces) migrates into the space where the appendix empties into the colon, blocking it. FromABC News Exposure to cats won't harm a developing fetus, though catfecescan spread toxoplasmosis, a disease that can cause birth defects. FromCBS News The virus remains in the throat for one to two weeks and in thefecesfor up to two months. FromTIME Since water at the house had been shut off, they leftfecesall over one room, a common problem that creates health hazards. FromThe Seattle Times Many of our nutritional needs are met by the waste products of the bacteria in our bowels, making ourfecesa major food source! FromPhys.Org Next, the scientists want to make pills with bacteria grown in the lab rather than extracted fromfeces. FromWired I think it's very normal for humans that we don't want to bury someone covered in vomit andfeces, we want to wash the body. FromTIME Heavy birdfeceson and around neighbors' houses was causing damage to buildings and vehicle paint, and occasionally, disgustingly, landing on neighbors themselves. FromThe Seattle Times She heard stories of patients running around the ward naked, covered infeces. FromABC News These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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