Urineの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Моча

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A: It means something very weird 😐

A: They both have the same meaning! The first sentence alone sounds more like you want to do the urine test yourself, and the second one sounds like you want someone else to do the test - but this would really depend on the context! By themselves both mean the same thing

A: They are the same thing . urine is the correct word. “Pee” is used mostly by children, but by lots of adults, too.

A: pee is just a synonym for urine.

A: That sounds natural, but it can be better.

My suggestion:

Please pee into this container for your urine test. Collect the urine midstream, not the first part of the urine.

A: you can use “may i use the restroom?” or “can i go to the bathroom?”

A: × Although there are many conditions that can cause flank pain and haematuria, ureter stone is the most frequent cause.
✓ Although there are many conditions that can cause flank pain and haematuria, ureter stones are the most frequent cause.

× You need to take a nonenhanced CT scan of your abdomen.
✓ You need to get a nonenhanced CT scan of your abdomen.

× And through the scan, we can also get information about the size and the location of the stone if there really is a stone.
✓ And through the scan, we can also get information about the size and the location of the stone, if there is one.

× Those information are essential for the choice of the treatment.
✓ This information is essential for choosing the correct treatment.

× So in this case, we can wait for some time.
✓ So in this case, we can wait for a few weeks/months and see if the issue resolves naturally.

× But if it is larger than 5 milimeters in diameter or is located in the upper portion of your ureter, you might need some measure.
✓ But if it is larger than 5 milimeters in diameter or is located in the upper portion of your ureter, you might need to undergo a procedure to remove it.

A: @vvvvvvvip

oh! ㅋㅋ sorry I misunderstood.
Yes, there is one. It’s “stool.” That’s the noun for the actual poop you’d see in the toilet. So you can say things like “the patient has bloody stool.”

If you need the medical form for the verb “to poop,” it’s “bowel movement” (to have a bowel movement). Hope that helps!

A: @NaNoneko they both can! It could also be used for doctors. A urine test is just more specific than sample.

With context, we will know if we are taking the urine sample for a urine test or not

A: × Where should we go?
✓ Where should I go?

"We" is plural unless you're using the Royal We, unless you're writing in some incredibly formal contexts you don't use the Royal We.

A: Yes, natural.