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Mucus Meaning in English

word

ˈmjukəs
MYOO-kuhs
mjˈuːkəs
myoo-KUHS

释义

A thick, slippery liquid produced by parts of the body, like the nose, throat, or lungs, that helps keep tissues moist and traps dust and germs.

用法与细微差别

'Mucus' is a scientific and medical term, not used in everyday casual talk (people often just say 'snot' or 'phlegm' when talking informally). It's mostly uncountable and rarely used in the plural. Do not confuse with 'mucous', which is the adjective form (e.g., 'mucous membrane').

例句

The nose makes mucus to keep itself moist.

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When you have a cold, your body produces extra mucus.

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Mucus in the throat can make it hard to swallow.

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Too much mucus makes me sound stuffy when I talk.

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Some medications can reduce mucus in your chest.

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If your mucus is green, it might mean you have an infection.

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