Definition of pyrosis in English:

pyrosis

noun pʌɪˈrəʊsɪspaɪˈroʊsəs

another term for heartburn
Example sentencesExamples
- Recurrent pyrosis and dysphagia are the most common symptoms in these patients.
- Moreover, prior studies have demonstrated that esophageal distension may be perceived as pyrosis.
- He had a long history of pyrosis, regurgitation and occasional dysphagia for solids.
- In view of the significant pyrosis, an endoscopy was performed.
- I presume that this is the feeling called dyspepsia or pyrosis in countries where those terms are used.

Origin

Late 18th century: modern Latin, from Greek purōsis, from puroun 'set on fire', from pur 'fire'.

Definition of pyrosis in US English:

pyrosis

nounpīˈrōsəspaɪˈroʊsəs

another term for heartburn
Example sentencesExamples
- Recurrent pyrosis and dysphagia are the most common symptoms in these patients.
- He had a long history of pyrosis, regurgitation and occasional dysphagia for solids.
- I presume that this is the feeling called dyspepsia or pyrosis in countries where those terms are used.
- In view of the significant pyrosis, an endoscopy was performed.
- Moreover, prior studies have demonstrated that esophageal distension may be perceived as pyrosis.

Origin

Late 18th century: modern Latin, from Greek purōsis, from puroun ‘set on fire’, from pur ‘fire’.

词汇	pyrosis
释义	Definition of pyrosis in English: pyrosis noun pʌɪˈrəʊsɪspaɪˈroʊsəs another term for heartburn Example sentencesExamples Recurrent pyrosis and dysphagia are the most common symptoms in these patients. Moreover, prior studies have demonstrated that esophageal distension may be perceived as pyrosis. He had a long history of pyrosis, regurgitation and occasional dysphagia for solids. In view of the significant pyrosis, an endoscopy was performed. I presume that this is the feeling called dyspepsia or pyrosis in countries where those terms are used. Origin Late 18th century: modern Latin, from Greek purōsis, from puroun 'set on fire', from pur 'fire'. Definition of pyrosis in US English: pyrosis nounpīˈrōsəspaɪˈroʊsəs another term for heartburn Example sentencesExamples Recurrent pyrosis and dysphagia are the most common symptoms in these patients. He had a long history of pyrosis, regurgitation and occasional dysphagia for solids. I presume that this is the feeling called dyspepsia or pyrosis in countries where those terms are used. In view of the significant pyrosis, an endoscopy was performed. Moreover, prior studies have demonstrated that esophageal distension may be perceived as pyrosis. Origin Late 18th century: modern Latin, from Greek purōsis, from puroun ‘set on fire’, from pur ‘fire’.
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