"gallbladders" 怎么发音
word
ˈɡɔɫˌbɫædɝ
GAWL-blad-erz
ɡˈælblædɐ
gal-BLAD-uhz
释义
Gallbladders are small organs under the liver that store bile, a liquid that helps the body digest fat. People and some animals have a gallbladder.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈɡɔɫˌbɫædɝ
英式英语
ɡˈælblædɐ
简化发音
美式
GAWL-blad-erz
英式
gal-BLAD-uhz
语境中听
Doctors sometimes remove gallbladders that cause pain.
Animals like cows have gallbladders too.
Scientists studied the gallbladders of five different species.
It's rare, but some people are actually born with two gallbladders.