midriff

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Humanmidriffmid‧riff /ˈmɪdrɪf/ noun [countable] HBHthe part of the body between your chest and your waistExamples from the Corpusmidriff• Ruth flinched as droplets of water landed on her bare midriff.• He was staring at her midriff.• The sharp sensation in her midriff shocked her by its intensity.• Were it an elephant, our feet would be in its midriff, our heads just under its rib-cage.• The bulge in its midriff testified to that.• The trick is preventing the fire in the midriff breaking out into a public conflagration.• That accusation was like a blow to the midriff, still as hurtful as ever, nomatterhow often she heard it.• Point the chin upwards and feel the wonderful stretch from your midriff up to your chin.Origin midriff Old English midhrif, from midde ( → MID-) + hrif “abdomen”

单词	midriff
释义	midriff From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Humanmidriffmid‧riff /ˈmɪdrɪf/ noun [countable] HBHthe part of the body between your chest and your waistExamples from the Corpusmidriff• Ruth flinched as droplets of water landed on her bare midriff.• He was staring at her midriff.• The sharp sensation in her midriff shocked her by its intensity.• Were it an elephant, our feet would be in its midriff, our heads just under its rib-cage.• The bulge in its midriff testified to that.• The trick is preventing the fire in the midriff breaking out into a public conflagration.• That accusation was like a blow to the midriff, still as hurtful as ever, nomatterhow often she heard it.• Point the chin upwards and feel the wonderful stretch from your midriff up to your chin.Origin midriff Old English midhrif, from midde ( → MID-) + hrif “abdomen”
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