How do you use "stomach" in a sentence?

I've got a terrible stomach ache after eating too much. She couldn't stomach the sight of blood. Try not to exercise on a full stomach.

stomach

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Significado: The internal organ where food is digested; to tolerate or endure

胃，肚子，忍受

estómago, vientre, soportar

胃、お腹、我慢する

위, 배, 참다

The stomach is the internal organ where food is digested, located in the upper abdomen. Informally, it also refers to the belly or abdomen area. The word can be used as a verb meaning to tolerate or endure something unpleasant, as in 'I can't stomach the thought of it.'

「stomach」是消化食物的内脏器官，位于上腹部。非正式地，它也指腹部区域。这个词可以用作动词，意思是忍受或容忍不愉快的事情，如'我无法忍受这个想法'。

El «stomach» es el órgano interno donde se digiere la comida, ubicado en la parte superior del abdomen. Informalmente, también se refiere al área del vientre o abdomen. La palabra puede usarse como verbo que significa tolerar o soportar algo desagradable, como en «no puedo soportar la idea».

「stomach」は、上腹部にある食べ物が消化される内臓器官です。非公式には、お腹や腹部のエリアも指します。この言葉は動詞として使用することもでき、「I can't stomach the thought of it」のように、不快なことに耐える、我慢するという意味になります。

stomach은 상복부에 위치한 음식을 소화하는 내부 장기입니다. 비격식적으로는 배나 복부를 가리키기도 합니다. 동사로 사용될 때는 불쾌한 것을 참거나 견디다라는 의미로, 'I can't stomach the thought of it(그 생각을 참을 수 없다)'처럼 쓰입니다.

Ejemplos

I've got a terrible stomach ache after eating too much.
吃太多后我肚子疼得厉害。
Tengo un terrible dolor de estómago después de comer demasiado.
食べ過ぎてひどい腹痛がします。
너무 많이 먹어서 심한 복통이 있습니다.
She couldn't stomach the sight of blood.
她无法忍受看到血。
No podía soportar la vista de la sangre.
彼女は血を見ることに耐えられませんでした。
그녀는 피를 보는 것을 참을 수 없었습니다.
Try not to exercise on a full stomach.
尽量不要在饱腹的时候运动。
Intenta no hacer ejercicio con el estómago lleno.
満腹の状態で運動しないようにしてください。
배가 부른 상태에서 운동하지 않도록 하세요.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old French 'estomac', from Latin 'stomachus' (stomach, gullet, also taste or distaste), from Greek 'stomakhos' (throat, gullet), from 'stoma' (mouth). The meaning migrated downward from throat to belly.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Historia y curiosidades

From Greek 'stomakhos' meaning 'throat, gullet, oesophagus,' which came from 'stoma' (mouth). Originally it referred to the passage to the stomach rather than the organ itself.

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