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adrenaline n.肾上腺素(使激动兴奋等)=adrenalin. (1) 起跑时的激动确实能使人热血沸腾。 Adrenaline was named after the gland in the human body that releases it, the adrenal gland. The body secretes adrenaline when danger or stress is present, as a kind of safety measure; when adrenaline is released in your body, you feel your heart beat faster and a sudden rush of energy which might give you the strength to fight off an attacker or flee a dangerous animal.

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英 [ə'drenəlɪn] 美 [ə'drenəlɪn] (1) The excitement at the start of a race can really get the adrenaline flowing. If you've ever been in a car that screeched to a stop, barely avoiding an accident, you probably felt a surge of adrenaline that left your heart pounding. Adrenaline is a hormone that's released in response to stressful situations.

英语单词	adrenaline
英美音标	英 [ə'drenəlɪn] 美 [ə'drenəlɪn]
中文释义	n.肾上腺素(使激动兴奋等) =adrenalin.
英语例句	(1) The excitement at the start of a race can really get the adrenaline flowing.
中文例句	(1) 起跑时的激动确实能使人热血沸腾。
vocabulary简明	If you've ever been in a car that screeched to a stop, barely avoiding an accident, you probably felt a surge of adrenaline that left your heart pounding. Adrenaline is a hormone that's released in response to stressful situations.
vocabulary扩展	Adrenaline was named after the gland in the human body that releases it, the adrenal gland. The body secretes adrenaline when danger or stress is present, as a kind of safety measure; when adrenaline is released in your body, you feel your heart beat faster and a sudden rush of energy which might give you the strength to fight off an attacker or flee a dangerous animal.

Adrenaline Heart Released Body 英 ə'Drenəlɪn] 美 ə'Drenəlɪn N.肾上腺素(使激动兴奋等