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    An ulcer is a sore, open place where the surface has broken down and will not close up quickly. It can be on your skin — an ulcer on the leg of someone whose blood does not flow well — or inside your body, most commonly in the stomach or the first part of the small , where doctors call it a stomach ulcer or a peptic ulcer. It can bleed, and it usually hurts.

    An ulcer潰瘍 is a sore, open place是一處潰爛、破皮的地方 where the surface has broken down表面組織已經破損 and will not close up quickly而且不會很快癒合. It can be on your skin它可能長在皮膚上 — an ulcer on the leg of someone whose blood does not flow well比如血液循環不好的人腿上的潰瘍 — or inside your body或是長在體內, most commonly in the stomach or the first part of the small intestine最常見於胃或小腸的第一段, where doctors call it a stomach ulcer or a peptic ulcer醫生會稱之為胃潰瘍或消化性潰瘍. It can bleed它可能會流血, and it usually hurts而且通常會痛.

    The everyday small kind is the mouth ulcer, the little white sore inside your cheek or lip that stings when you eat something salty; British English says "mouth ulcer" and American English usually says "canker sore" for the same thing.

    The everyday small kind日常最常見的小型潰瘍 is the mouth ulcer是mouth ulcer(口腔潰瘍), the little white sore inside your cheek or lip就是嘴巴內側或嘴唇裡那個小小的白色潰瘍 that stings when you eat something salty吃到鹹的東西就會刺痛; British English says "mouth ulcer"英式英文說"mouth ulcer" and American English usually says "canker sore" for the same thing美式英文通常對同一件事說"canker sore".

    English also uses the word loosely, as a joke about worry — "this job is giving me an ulcer" means the stress is eating me alive. That joke sits on an old belief that stress and spicy food cause stomach ulcers.

    English also uses the word loosely英文也會把這個詞用得比較鬆散, as a joke about worry用來開擔憂的玩笑 — "this job is giving me an ulcer" means the stress is eating me alive"this job is giving me an ulcer"意思是壓力快把我整個人吃掉了. That joke sits on an old belief這個玩笑建立在一個老舊的說法上 that stress and spicy food cause stomach ulcers也就是壓力和辣的食物會造成胃潰瘍.

    Doctors now know most stomach ulcers come from a bacterium called H. pylori or from long use of like aspirin, and can be with antibiotics — a discovery that won a Nobel Prize in 2005. Stress can make an existing ulcer feel worse, but it is not usually the cause.

    Doctors now know醫生現在知道 most stomach ulcers come from a bacterium called H. pylori大部分胃潰瘍是由一種叫H. pylori(幽門螺旋桿菌)的細菌引起 or from long use of painkillers like aspirin或是長期使用像阿斯匹靈這樣的止痛藥造成的, and can be cured with antibiotics而且可以用抗生素治好 — a discovery that won a Nobel Prize in 2005這項發現在2005年拿到諾貝爾獎. Stress can make an existing ulcer feel worse壓力會讓已經存在的潰瘍感覺更嚴重, but it is not usually the cause但通常不是造成潰瘍的原因.

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組成From Old French ulcere, from Latin ulcus, meaning a sore or wound. English kept the Latin word almost unchanged.

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  • ulceratethe verb from the same root — to break down into an ulcer

原始詞典資料4 筆記錄

以下是外部詞典記錄的用法,原文照列,我們還沒有寫成教學內容。上面的說明才是我們自己寫的;有些用法可能上面已經講過了。

ulcernoun/ˈʌlsə/

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    medicinepathologysciencesAn open sore of the skin, eyes or mucous membrane, often caused by an initial abrasion and generally maintained by an inflammation and/or an infection.

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    medicinepathologysciencesPeptic ulcer.

    • "Worry never solved any problems. Only gives you ulcers."
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    Anything that festers and corrupts like an open sore; a vice in character.

ulcerverb/ˈʌlsə/

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    To ulcerate.

資料來源:英文維基詞典 English WiktionaryCC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。