late 14c., "purification from sin," also "discharge of waste," from Old French purgacion "a cleansing," medical or spiritual (12c., Modern French purgation) and directly from Latin purgationem (nominative purgatio) "a cleansing, purging," figuratively "an apology, justification," noun of action from past participle stem of purgare (see purge (v.)).
雙語(yǔ)例句
1. To study the purgation effect of Mannose oligomer in Amorphophallus konjac.
研究魔芋低聚甘露糖對(duì)小鼠的通便作用.
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2. She has journeyed through purgation watching crimson turn to black.
她得到凈化親見(jiàn)污血凝成黑色之痂.
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3. She must be purged and through this purgation her bowels shall spew.
她必須被凈化,通過(guò)這凈化,她的內(nèi)容物將會(huì)噴出.
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4. She must purged and through this purgation her bowels shall spew.