(in medieval science and medicine) one of the four bodily humors, believed to be associated with a melancholy temperament
(中世纪医学中认为与抑郁相关的)黑胆汁。亦称<Bold>MELANCHOLY</Bold>.
"late 18th cent.: translation of Greek
n. 黑胆汁
The term melancholy derives from the Greek words for black bile.
“忧郁”一词源于希腊文中表示“黑胆汁”的词。
The black bile, sourly bitter, rose in Bonasera's throat, overflowed through tightly clenched teeth.
黑胆汁,坏心眼地苦涩,上升博纳塞拉的喉咙,咬紧牙关,通过严格溢出。
Originally, humor meant liquid or fluid in Latin, denoting primarily blood, phlegm, black bile, and yellow bile in medical terms.
幽默一词起源于拉丁语,意为液体、流体,医学上指代血液、粘液、黑色胆汁与黄色胆汁。
At least 7, 000 to 10, 000 black bears are raised in captivity. They are called "bear Bile".
至少有7000到10000头黑熊被圈养,成为“胆熊”。
As bile has to be taken from black bears twice a day, one in the morning and the other in the evening, if they are raised in the open air, it will lower the efficiency.
因为黑熊取胆是早晚各一次,如果放养会降低效率。
(in medieval science and medicine) one of the four bodily humors, believed to be associated with a melancholy temperament
(中世纪医学中认为与抑郁相关的)黑胆汁。亦称<Bold>MELANCHOLY</Bold>.
"late 18th cent.: translation of Greek