stomachs
word · lemma: stomach
Definition
The plural of 'stomach'; refers to more than one stomach, the organ in the body where food is digested.
Usage & Nuances
Most commonly used when talking about animals with more than one stomach (like cows), or referring to multiple people’s stomachs at once. Not used for objects; always refers to the digestive organ.
Spanish: estómagosPortuguese (BR): estômagosPortuguese (PT): estômagosChinese (Simplified): 胃（复数）Chinese (Traditional): 胃（複數）Hindi: पेट (बहुवचन)Arabic: مَعِداتBengali: পেট - পাকস্থলীRussian: желудкиJapanese: 胃（い）Vietnamese: dạ dàyKorean: 위Turkish: midelerUrdu: معدےIndonesian: lambung
Example Sentences
Cows have four stomachs to help them digest their food.
basic
Doctors say our stomachs need time to rest after eating.
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Some animals’ stomachs are specially designed to break down tough plants.
basic
After the big meal, all of our stomachs felt full and heavy.
natural
Kids sometimes complain their stomachs hurt after too much candy.
natural
We all laughed so hard our stomachs started to ache.
natural