aphagia

aphagia的音标是[ə"fædʒɪə]，基本翻译是食道炎。

速记技巧：af+ag+ia（谐音为啊发+阿鸡啊）→食物无法进入食管→食道炎（aphagia）。

aphagia这个词来源于希腊语，意思是“食滞”或“食糜不能通过”。它的词源可以追溯到古希腊的医学文献中，描述的是一种疾病，即无法消化食物导致的消化不良。

变化形式：在英语中，aphagia通常作为名词使用，意为“食滞症”。

相关单词：

1. Aphasia（aphasiology）：失语症，语言障碍，与语言理解或表达有关。

2. Dysphagia：吞咽困难，与食物通过咽喉和食管有关。

3. Gastroparesis：胃部无规律收缩，导致食物消化延迟。

4. Orophagia：食物摄取欲望，与食物的摄取和品味有关。

5. Pica：一种病症，表现为对非食用物质（如泥土、石头等）的强烈摄取欲望。

6. Agorophobia：对公共场所的恐惧或社交恐惧，与进食和社交有关。

7. Xerostomia：口干症，与唾液分泌减少有关，可能影响进食。

8. Erythromania：狂食症，一种强迫性进食行为障碍。

9. Anorexia：厌食症，一种进食障碍，表现为过度的节食和限制进食。

10. Hyperphagia：食量过大，与过度进食和食欲过旺有关。

以上这些单词都与aphagia这个词有一定的关联，它们描述了不同的进食问题和障碍，反映了人类在进食过程中的复杂性和多样性。

aphagia常用短语：

1. Aphagia dizziness 吞咽困难头晕

2. Aphagia abdominal pain 吞咽困难腹部疼痛

3. Aphagia nausea 吞咽困难恶心

4. Aphagia sore throat 吞咽困难咽喉疼痛

5. Aphagia cough 吞咽困难咳嗽

6. Aphagia swallowing difficulty 吞咽困难

7. Aphagia sore mouth 吞咽困难口腔疼痛

双语例句：

1. He has been experiencing aphagia and abdominal pain after eating.

他吃完饭后开始出现吞咽困难和腹部疼痛。

2. She has been suffering from aphagia and nausea for a few days.

她几天来一直感到吞咽困难和恶心。

3. After a bout of illness, he developed aphagia and sore throat.

一场病后，他出现了吞咽困难和咽喉疼痛。

4. She had aphagia and coughing fits after drinking the milk.

她喝完牛奶后就出现了吞咽困难和咳嗽。

5. He has been experiencing swallowing difficulty and sore mouth lately.

最近他开始出现吞咽困难和口腔疼痛。

6. She has been experiencing aphagia and nausea after eating spicy food.

她吃了辛辣食物后开始出现吞咽困难和恶心。

7. After eating a large meal, he suddenly developed aphagia and sore throat.

他吃完大餐后突然出现吞咽困难和咽喉疼痛。

英文小作文：

I have been experiencing swallowing difficulties recently, which has made it difficult for me to eat certain foods. I have also been feeling nauseous and have had sore throat and sore mouth symptoms. I have tried to seek medical attention but have been unable to get an appointment with my doctor for several days now. I am feeling very uncomfortable and am struggling to keep down the few foods that I am able to swallow. I hope that my doctor will be able to help me soon and that I will be able to return to normal eating habits again.