"humors" 怎么发音

word

US

ˈhjumɝ

HYOO-merz

UK

ˈhjuːməz

HYOO-muhz

释义

In historical or medical contexts, 'humors' refers to the body fluids once thought to determine a person's health or mood. In modern English, it can also mean someone's moods or temper, but this use is rare.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈhjumɝ

英式英语

ˈhjuːməz

简化发音

美式

HYOO-merz

英式

HYOO-muhz

语境中听

In old medicine, doctors believed the body had four humors.

Changes in the humors were thought to cause illness.

He studied ancient books about humors in the body.

The doctor used to blame bad humors for almost any sickness.