endorphin

英 [en'dɔːfɪn] 美[ɛn'dɔrfɪn]
  • n. 脑内啡

英英释义


1. a neurochemical occurring naturally in the brain and having analgesic properties

考试真题


If we adults could indulge in a bit of silliness and giggling, we would reduce the stress hormones in our bodies, increase good hormones like endorphin, improve blood flow to our hearts and ever have a greater chance of fighting off infection.

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实用场景例句


The increased rate of the body's endorphin production helps the client through the crucial withdrawal period.
身体 “ 吗啡激素”水平的不断增加可以帮助客户顺利度过至关重要的“戒断期”.

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Endorphin can enhance our immune system. To increase our level of endorphin, smile.
安多芬能提高我们的免疫力. 要提高我们的免疫力, 多展笑容.

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Butexercise can be a great way to relieve stress endorphin which will improve your mood.
然而,体育锻炼是一种减轻压力的好方法,它会让你心情变好.

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Music, sports, drawing, and calligraphy can enhance our secretion of endorphin and make us feel good.
音乐 、 运动 、 绘画或书法,都可以促进安多芬的分泌,产生畅快的感觉.

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Exercise can be a great way to relieve stress endorphin which will improve your mood.
体育锻炼可是一种减轻压力的好方法,它会让你心情变好.

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Among them, there are the emotional effects of epinephrine, dopamine, serotonin and endorphin, and so on.
其中, 影响情绪的有肾上腺素 、 多巴胺 、 血清素和内啡呔等.

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With hope, we produce endorphin and can actualize our potentials.
人有了希望, 便能诱发大脑内的安多芬,从而激发内在潜能.

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中文词源


endorphin 内啡吠

来自endogenous和morphine的合成词。

双语例句


1. Injections of α - endorphin acted as a tranquilizer and a mild analgesic.
注射α内啡肽后起镇静作用,也起和缓的止痛作用.

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2. With hope, we produce endorphin and can actualize our potentials.
人有了希望, 便能诱发大脑内的安多芬,从而激发内在潜能.

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3. The increased rate of the body's endorphin production helps the client through the crucial withdrawal period.
身体 “ 吗啡激素”水平的不断增加可以帮助客户顺利度过至关重要的“戒断期”.

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4. Endorphin can enhance our immune system. To increase our level of endorphin, smile.
安多芬能提高我们的免疫力. 要提高我们的免疫力, 多展笑容.

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5. Butexercise can be a great way to relieve stress endorphin which will improve your mood.
然而,体育锻炼是一种减轻压力的好方法,它会让你心情变好.

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英文词源


endorphin (n.)
"chemical which occurs naturally in the brain and works like morphine," 1975, from French endorphine. First element from endogène "endogenous, growing within" (see endo- + genus); second element from morphine.