saliva

英 [səˈlaɪvə]

美 [səˈlaɪvə]

n.  唾液

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Collins.1 / BNC.15518 / COCA.11532

牛津词典

noun

• 唾液
  the liquid that is produced in your mouth that helps you to swallow food

柯林斯词典

• 唾液;口水;涎
  Salivais the watery liquid that forms in your mouth and helps you to chew and digest food.

英英释义

noun

• a clear liquid secreted into the mouth by the salivary glands and mucous glands of the mouth
  Synonym:spitspittle

双语例句

• To create a more "brutal" sound, you can experiment with saliva in your mouth.
  为了创造一个更加“残酷”的声音，你可以用你的口水实验。
• I found the victim's saliva on the lip.
  我在边缘发现了受害者的唾液。
• The people recorded how they felt at the time the saliva was removed.
  也记录了这些人在取唾液的时候他们的感觉。
• I wiped a dribble of saliva off his chin with a handkerchief.
  我用手帕擦去了他下巴上的一串口水。
• Infectious organisms found in saliva are released when people spit.
  人们吐痰的时候唾液中传染疾病的生物就释放出来了。
• A large number of experimental studies have proved that saliva and blood alcohol concentration was almost equal.
  大量实验研究证明，唾液和血液中的酒精浓度几乎相等。
• Japanese research scientists, the nutrients found in saliva, than any kind of food rich in.
  日本科学家的研究成果，发现了唾液的营养成分，比世界上任何一种食品丰富。
• Saliva also bathes teeth in calcium, phosphate and fluoride, which strengthen tooth enamel.
  唾液也能洗刷使牙釉质更加坚固的钙，磷酸盐和氟化物。
• His blood and saliva were on the material.
  织物上有她的血液和唾液。
• Chewing sugarless gum also triggers saliva, which help eliminate teeth stains.
  咀嚼无糖型口香糖也促进唾液分泌，这有助于消除牙斑。