Adrenalin Meaning in English

word

US

əˈdɹɛnəɫɪn

uh-DREN-uh-lin

UK

ɐdɹˈɛnɐlˌɪn

uh-DREN-uh-lin

释义

A natural chemical produced by the body in stressful or exciting situations. It makes the heart beat faster and gives a burst of energy.

用法与细微差别

More common in British English; 'adrenaline' is the usual spelling in American English. Used both in medical and everyday contexts ("adrenalin rush"). Refers to the hormone and also the feeling of excitement or energy.

• Spanish: adrenalina
• Portuguese (BR): adrenalina
• Portuguese (PT): adrenalina
• Chinese (Simplified): 肾上腺素
• Chinese (Traditional): 腎上腺素
• Hindi: ऐड्रिनलिन
• Arabic: أدرينالين
• Bengali: অ্যাড্রেনালিন
• Russian: адреналин
• Japanese: アドレナリン
• Vietnamese: adrenalin - adrenaline (y học)
• Korean: 아드레날린
• Turkish: adrenalin - adrenalin hormonu
• Urdu: ایڈرینالین
• Indonesian: adrenalin

例句

When you are scared, your body releases adrenalin.

basic

Running in a race fills me with adrenalin.

basic

Doctors sometimes use adrenalin to treat allergies.

basic

I got such an adrenalin rush after riding that rollercoaster!

natural

Just before the exam, you can feel the adrenalin kick in.

natural

Extreme sports are all about the adrenalin and the excitement.

natural