lung

lung — noun

1. each of the two body parts inside the chest that humans and many animals use for

1.名詞A2
釋義

each of the two body parts inside the chest that humans and many animals use for breathing, taking in oxygen from the air and removing carbon dioxide

例句

The doctor listened to Christopher's lungs with a stethoscope during the check-up.

collocation: listen to someone's lungs

Smoking can cause serious damage to a person's lungs over time.

collocation: cause damage to the lungs

文法句型

usually plural: lungs

用法筆記

Usually used in the plural form 'lungs' because the organs come as a pair. The singular 'lung' is used when referring to one of them specifically (e.g., 'the right lung', 'a collapsed lung').

常見錯誤

❌The infection is in my lung.' (when the infection affects both sides)
✅The infection is in my lungs.
💡When both organs are affected, use the plural form.