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Перевод: defecation

[существительное]
очищение; осветление (жидкости); испражнение
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Тезаурус:

1. This intensive programming involves careful observation of the baby's cues on urination and defecation and linking these to the presence of a potty.
2. Thus one human produces about 2 x 10 10 E. coli per day, almost all freshly grown since the last defecation.
3. They were, in their way, an incentive to early departure for if we passed a little later than usual we would find them at their morning defecation, squatting in a row along a low wall.
4. Voluntary defecation is a total neuromuscular response and involves maturational factors interacting with social learning (Hersov 1985).
5. The quality of anal continence was assessed clinically by two doctors who questioned each patient about faecal leakage by day and during sleep, the need to wear a pad, anal soreness, the ability to defer defecation for longer than 15 minutes, and the ability not only to discriminate between flatus and faeces but to release flatus safely without having to visit the lavatory.
6. When there are no social restraints, as in time-free isolation experiments, for instance, defecation appears to be more "spontaneous" - that is, less regular and sometimes more frequent.
7. In herbivores particularly, but also in most animals and babies, defecation takes place more than once per day.
8. What was this sudden obsession with the ethics of defecation?
9. Most patients in both groups could defer defecation for longer than 15 minutes (usually for much longer periods) and could discriminate satisfactorily between flatus and faeces.
10. Anaud had in some ways a curiously desexualized view of the body and spoke of a "body without organs", which was for him a body deprived mainly of functions of reproduction and defecation, that was mainly a locus of feeling and sensation.
11. The men in brown uniforms must belong to the dream: an image of defecation.
12. As experience with the procedure has increased a wide range of functional results has been reported; some patients achieve virtually normal bowel function, whereas a few suffer from urgency and frequency of defecation and even incontinence.
13. As it was, an irrelevant image kept popping up in the comer of his eye, dragging his attention away: the image of an old man Iying slumped in the mud against a wall of concrete blocks, turned away, as though death were an act as shameful as intercourse or defecation, which he had sought to conceal as far as possible, even in the bleakly exposed place where it had come to him.