Definition of dyspeptic in English:

dyspeptic

adjective dɪsˈpɛptɪkdɪsˈpɛptɪk

Having indigestion or a consequent air of irritable bad temper.
消化不良的；（由消化不良引起）脾气坏的，阴郁的
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘How should I know what you read? ‘asked the dyspeptic Sol.’
- Four randomised controlled trials have confirmed that H pylori ‘test and treat’ is more cost effective than endoscopy, and many guidelines now recommend this approach for young dyspeptic patients.
- The authors conclude that in dyspeptic patients older than 50 years, initial endoscopy could be an effective strategy if the cost of the procedure could be lowered.
- Most dyspeptic patients have no clinically significant abnormalities on investigation.
- Some were grateful for the advice; others were amused, acerbic, occasionally even dyspeptic.
- They stated that testing for Helicobacter pylori in dyspeptic patients provided additional diagnostic information in patients deemed to have a high risk of peptic ulcer.
- Among the main entrées, only the braised pork belly drew much praise from the collection of prim, quietly dyspeptic foodies arrayed at my table.
- About 30% of dyspeptic patients did not respond to the eradication treatment.
- Such a strategy involves treating dyspeptic patients positive for H pylori without actual ulcer disease.
- The meta-analysis estimated a significant 9% reduction in the number of patients with non-ulcer dyspepsia remaining dyspeptic after the use of H pylori eradication treatment.
- In populations with a high incidence of ulcer disease, the authors recommend antibiotic treatment for all H. pylori-positive, dyspeptic patients.
- An H pylori test and treat strategy in high risk patients would result in prescription of eradication therapy in only 9.6% of all dyspeptic patients, 26% of whom would have a peptic ulcer.
- Both men are chronically dyspeptic, which is, perhaps, what makes them so good.
- Investigation of dyspeptic patients by test and endoscopy increased the use of resources without producing benefit.
- I notice from looking back at that post how dyspeptic I sound.
- My hit counter goes up every time I have a feud with some dyspeptic sociopath on the pro-war left.
- Liberal railings against ‘tax cuts for the wealthy’ usually leave me feeling quite dyspeptic.
- I have been insomniac, dyspeptic, paranoid and weepy, mostly after hours but occasionally at lunchtime, sequestered between my big bookshelf and my desk.
- Barry confessed a few years ago that he's a raving libertarian - just the kind of dyspeptic crank who would take pleasure in thumbing Washington in the eye.
- They are trying to get around Dean's fight-back persona by portraying him as a dyspeptic, impetuous fool.
Synonyms
bad-tempered, short-tempered, irritable, snappish, testy, tetchy, touchy, crabbed, crabby, crotchety, grouchy, cantankerous, peevish, cross, fractious, disagreeable, pettish, waspish, prickly, peppery, cross-grained
bilious, liverish
informal snappy, chippy, on a short fuse, short-fused
British informal shirty, stroppy, narky, ratty, eggy, like a bear with a sore head
North American informal cranky, ornery, peckish, soreheaded
Australian/New Zealand informal snaky
informal, dated waxy, miffy

noun dɪsˈpɛptɪkdɪsˈpɛptɪk

A person who suffers from indigestion or bad temper.
消化不良患者；脾气坏的人

Rhymes

aseptic, epileptic, nympholeptic, peptic, proleptic, sceptic (US skeptic), septic

Definition of dyspeptic in US English:

dyspeptic

adjectivedɪsˈpɛptɪkdisˈpeptik

Of or having indigestion or consequent irritability or depression.
消化不良的；（由消化不良引起）脾气坏的，阴郁的
Example sentencesExamples
- Among the main entrées, only the braised pork belly drew much praise from the collection of prim, quietly dyspeptic foodies arrayed at my table.
- The meta-analysis estimated a significant 9% reduction in the number of patients with non-ulcer dyspepsia remaining dyspeptic after the use of H pylori eradication treatment.
- Barry confessed a few years ago that he's a raving libertarian - just the kind of dyspeptic crank who would take pleasure in thumbing Washington in the eye.
- Both men are chronically dyspeptic, which is, perhaps, what makes them so good.
- Most dyspeptic patients have no clinically significant abnormalities on investigation.
- They stated that testing for Helicobacter pylori in dyspeptic patients provided additional diagnostic information in patients deemed to have a high risk of peptic ulcer.
- In populations with a high incidence of ulcer disease, the authors recommend antibiotic treatment for all H. pylori-positive, dyspeptic patients.
- I have been insomniac, dyspeptic, paranoid and weepy, mostly after hours but occasionally at lunchtime, sequestered between my big bookshelf and my desk.
- Investigation of dyspeptic patients by test and endoscopy increased the use of resources without producing benefit.
- Such a strategy involves treating dyspeptic patients positive for H pylori without actual ulcer disease.
- An H pylori test and treat strategy in high risk patients would result in prescription of eradication therapy in only 9.6% of all dyspeptic patients, 26% of whom would have a peptic ulcer.
- My hit counter goes up every time I have a feud with some dyspeptic sociopath on the pro-war left.
- I notice from looking back at that post how dyspeptic I sound.
- ‘How should I know what you read? ‘asked the dyspeptic Sol.’
- The authors conclude that in dyspeptic patients older than 50 years, initial endoscopy could be an effective strategy if the cost of the procedure could be lowered.
- They are trying to get around Dean's fight-back persona by portraying him as a dyspeptic, impetuous fool.
- About 30% of dyspeptic patients did not respond to the eradication treatment.
- Some were grateful for the advice; others were amused, acerbic, occasionally even dyspeptic.
- Four randomised controlled trials have confirmed that H pylori ‘test and treat’ is more cost effective than endoscopy, and many guidelines now recommend this approach for young dyspeptic patients.
- Liberal railings against ‘tax cuts for the wealthy’ usually leave me feeling quite dyspeptic.
Synonyms
bad-tempered, short-tempered, irritable, snappish, testy, tetchy, touchy, crabbed, crabby, crotchety, grouchy, cantankerous, peevish, cross, fractious, disagreeable, pettish, waspish, prickly, peppery, cross-grained

noundɪsˈpɛptɪkdisˈpeptik

A person who suffers from indigestion or irritability.
消化不良患者；脾气坏的人

词汇	dyspeptic
释义	Definition of dyspeptic in English: dyspeptic adjective dɪsˈpɛptɪkdɪsˈpɛptɪk Having indigestion or a consequent air of irritable bad temper. 消化不良的；（由消化不良引起）脾气坏的，阴郁的 Example sentencesExamples ‘How should I know what you read? ‘asked the dyspeptic Sol.’ Four randomised controlled trials have confirmed that H pylori ‘test and treat’ is more cost effective than endoscopy, and many guidelines now recommend this approach for young dyspeptic patients. The authors conclude that in dyspeptic patients older than 50 years, initial endoscopy could be an effective strategy if the cost of the procedure could be lowered. Most dyspeptic patients have no clinically significant abnormalities on investigation. Some were grateful for the advice; others were amused, acerbic, occasionally even dyspeptic. They stated that testing for Helicobacter pylori in dyspeptic patients provided additional diagnostic information in patients deemed to have a high risk of peptic ulcer. Among the main entrées, only the braised pork belly drew much praise from the collection of prim, quietly dyspeptic foodies arrayed at my table. About 30% of dyspeptic patients did not respond to the eradication treatment. Such a strategy involves treating dyspeptic patients positive for H pylori without actual ulcer disease. The meta-analysis estimated a significant 9% reduction in the number of patients with non-ulcer dyspepsia remaining dyspeptic after the use of H pylori eradication treatment. In populations with a high incidence of ulcer disease, the authors recommend antibiotic treatment for all H. pylori-positive, dyspeptic patients. An H pylori test and treat strategy in high risk patients would result in prescription of eradication therapy in only 9.6% of all dyspeptic patients, 26% of whom would have a peptic ulcer. Both men are chronically dyspeptic, which is, perhaps, what makes them so good. Investigation of dyspeptic patients by test and endoscopy increased the use of resources without producing benefit. I notice from looking back at that post how dyspeptic I sound. My hit counter goes up every time I have a feud with some dyspeptic sociopath on the pro-war left. Liberal railings against ‘tax cuts for the wealthy’ usually leave me feeling quite dyspeptic. I have been insomniac, dyspeptic, paranoid and weepy, mostly after hours but occasionally at lunchtime, sequestered between my big bookshelf and my desk. Barry confessed a few years ago that he's a raving libertarian - just the kind of dyspeptic crank who would take pleasure in thumbing Washington in the eye. They are trying to get around Dean's fight-back persona by portraying him as a dyspeptic, impetuous fool. Synonyms bad-tempered, short-tempered, irritable, snappish, testy, tetchy, touchy, crabbed, crabby, crotchety, grouchy, cantankerous, peevish, cross, fractious, disagreeable, pettish, waspish, prickly, peppery, cross-grained bilious, liverish informal snappy, chippy, on a short fuse, short-fused British informal shirty, stroppy, narky, ratty, eggy, like a bear with a sore head North American informal cranky, ornery, peckish, soreheaded Australian/New Zealand informal snaky informal, dated waxy, miffy noun dɪsˈpɛptɪkdɪsˈpɛptɪk A person who suffers from indigestion or bad temper. 消化不良患者；脾气坏的人 Rhymes aseptic, epileptic, nympholeptic, peptic, proleptic, sceptic (US skeptic), septic Definition of dyspeptic in US English: dyspeptic adjectivedɪsˈpɛptɪkdisˈpeptik Of or having indigestion or consequent irritability or depression. 消化不良的；（由消化不良引起）脾气坏的，阴郁的 Example sentencesExamples Among the main entrées, only the braised pork belly drew much praise from the collection of prim, quietly dyspeptic foodies arrayed at my table. The meta-analysis estimated a significant 9% reduction in the number of patients with non-ulcer dyspepsia remaining dyspeptic after the use of H pylori eradication treatment. Barry confessed a few years ago that he's a raving libertarian - just the kind of dyspeptic crank who would take pleasure in thumbing Washington in the eye. Both men are chronically dyspeptic, which is, perhaps, what makes them so good. Most dyspeptic patients have no clinically significant abnormalities on investigation. They stated that testing for Helicobacter pylori in dyspeptic patients provided additional diagnostic information in patients deemed to have a high risk of peptic ulcer. In populations with a high incidence of ulcer disease, the authors recommend antibiotic treatment for all H. pylori-positive, dyspeptic patients. I have been insomniac, dyspeptic, paranoid and weepy, mostly after hours but occasionally at lunchtime, sequestered between my big bookshelf and my desk. Investigation of dyspeptic patients by test and endoscopy increased the use of resources without producing benefit. Such a strategy involves treating dyspeptic patients positive for H pylori without actual ulcer disease. An H pylori test and treat strategy in high risk patients would result in prescription of eradication therapy in only 9.6% of all dyspeptic patients, 26% of whom would have a peptic ulcer. My hit counter goes up every time I have a feud with some dyspeptic sociopath on the pro-war left. I notice from looking back at that post how dyspeptic I sound. ‘How should I know what you read? ‘asked the dyspeptic Sol.’ The authors conclude that in dyspeptic patients older than 50 years, initial endoscopy could be an effective strategy if the cost of the procedure could be lowered. They are trying to get around Dean's fight-back persona by portraying him as a dyspeptic, impetuous fool. About 30% of dyspeptic patients did not respond to the eradication treatment. Some were grateful for the advice; others were amused, acerbic, occasionally even dyspeptic. Four randomised controlled trials have confirmed that H pylori ‘test and treat’ is more cost effective than endoscopy, and many guidelines now recommend this approach for young dyspeptic patients. Liberal railings against ‘tax cuts for the wealthy’ usually leave me feeling quite dyspeptic. Synonyms bad-tempered, short-tempered, irritable, snappish, testy, tetchy, touchy, crabbed, crabby, crotchety, grouchy, cantankerous, peevish, cross, fractious, disagreeable, pettish, waspish, prickly, peppery, cross-grained noundɪsˈpɛptɪkdisˈpeptik A person who suffers from indigestion or irritability. 消化不良患者；脾气坏的人
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