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კუჭი, მუცელი
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Stomach, английский
- Estomacal
- Estómago
- 1. the part of the body shaped like a bag, into which food passes after being swallowed and where the process of digestion continues she complained of pains in the stomach or of stomach pains. he has had stomach trouble for some time. see illustration at digestive system in supplement 2. the abdomen (informal ) he had been kicked in the stomach. (note: for other terms referring to the stomach, see words beginning with gastr-, gastro-.) comment: the stomach is situated in the top of the abdomen, and on the left side of the body between the oesophagus and the duodenum. food is partly broken down by hydrochloric acid and other gastric juices secreted by the walls of the stomach and is mixed and squeezed by the action of the muscles of the stomach, before being passed on into the duodenum. the stomach continues the digestive process started in the mouth, but few substances, except alcohol and honey, are actually absorbed into the bloodstream in the stomach.
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Stone, английский
Stomach, английский
- Estomacal
- Estómago
- 1. the part of the body shaped like a bag, into which food passes after being swallowed and where the process of digestion continues she complained of pains in the stomach or of stomach pains. he has had stomach trouble for some time. see illustration at digestive system in supplement 2. the abdomen (informal ) he had been kicked in the stomach. (note: for other terms referring to the stomach, see words beginning with gastr-, gastro-.) comment: the stomach is situated in the top of the abdomen, and on the left side of the body between the oesophagus and the duodenum. food is partly broken down by hydrochloric acid and other gastric juices secreted by the walls of the stomach and is mixed and squeezed by the action of the muscles of the stomach, before being passed on into the duodenum. the stomach continues the digestive process started in the mouth, but few substances, except alcohol and honey, are actually absorbed into the bloodstream in the stomach.
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