excrete

英 [ɪkˈskriːt]

美 [ɪkˈskriːt]

v.  排泄

过去分词：excreted　过去式：excreted　现在分词：excreting　第三人称单数：excretes　

CET6GRE医学

Collins.1 / BNC.22652 / COCA.20479

牛津词典

verb

• 排泄
  to pass solid or liquid waste matter from the body

柯林斯词典

• VERB 排泄
  When a person or animalexcreteswaste matter from their body, they get rid of it in faeces, urine, or sweat.
  1. Your open pores excrete sweat and dirt...
     通过张开的毛孔排出汗液和污垢。
  2. Calcium is excreted in the urine and stools.
     钙通过尿液和粪便排出体外。

英英释义

verb

• eliminate from the body
  1. Pass a kidney stone
  Synonym:egesteliminatepass

双语例句

• Equal amount of sodium bicarbonate should be administered to alkalize urine in order to excrete the medicine.
  使用时应同时给予等量碳酸氢钠碱化尿液，以利药物排出。
• One way of minimizing the concentration is to always be sure that you have plenty of water to excrete.
  方法之一是尽量减少浓度是要始终确保您有足够的水来排泄。
• Besides, sports stimulate the circulation of blood and help to excrete the wastes in the body.
  另外，运动促进血液循环，有助于排泄体内废物。
• The abilities of the liver to metabolize drugs and of the kidney to excrete drug metabolites decline with the aging process.
  肝脏代谢药物的能力和肾脏排泄药物的能力随着年龄的增长而下降。
• Some people excrete more often than others.
  有些人比其他人排泄次数多。
• To excrete waste matter from the body. the discharge of pus.
  动物通过排泄排出体内的废物。
• If a person drinks more water than her kidneys can excrete, the overall electrolyte level in the blood will drop significantly and the excess water can enter and swell your brain cells, resulting in a potential seizure and/ or coma.
  如果人体吸收的水分超过其肾脏可排泄范围，血液中整体的电解质水平将会大幅度下降，一旦多余水分进入大脑，大脑细胞受到膨胀，就会导致潜在疾病发作或引发昏迷。
• To excrete or discharge ( waste matter), especially from the bowels.
  通过排泄道排出（废物），尤指从肠。
• And to get rid of the excess salt they take in by drinking seawater, they excrete some salt through cells in their gills.
  为了排除喝进去的水中的过多盐分，它们通过鳃里面的细胞排出一些盐分。
• This means your body has the job of trying to break down the chemicals and excrete them.
  这意味着我们的身体又分解化学物质和排除毒素的功能。