Definition of sternutation in English:

sternutation

noun ˌstəːnjʊˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌstərnyəˈtāSHən

mass nounformal

The action of sneezing.
〈正式〉（打）喷嚏
Example sentencesExamples
- Being unable to contain her excitement at the prospect of being walked, the dog suffers fits of sternutation whenever she sees her leash.
- And all three forget their sectional differences in a delightful concert of sternutation.
- According to mythology, the first sign of life Prometheus's artificial man gave was by sternutation.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin sternutatio(n-), from the verb sternutare, frequentative of sternuere 'to sneeze'.

Definition of sternutation in US English:

sternutation

nounˌstərnyəˈtāSHən

formal

The action of sneezing.
〈正式〉（打）喷嚏
Example sentencesExamples
- Being unable to contain her excitement at the prospect of being walked, the dog suffers fits of sternutation whenever she sees her leash.
- According to mythology, the first sign of life Prometheus's artificial man gave was by sternutation.
- And all three forget their sectional differences in a delightful concert of sternutation.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin sternutatio(n-), from the verb sternutare, frequentative of sternuere ‘to sneeze’.

词汇	sternutation
释义	Definition of sternutation in English: sternutation noun ˌstəːnjʊˈteɪʃ(ə)nˌstərnyəˈtāSHən mass nounformal The action of sneezing. 〈正式〉（打）喷嚏 Example sentencesExamples Being unable to contain her excitement at the prospect of being walked, the dog suffers fits of sternutation whenever she sees her leash. And all three forget their sectional differences in a delightful concert of sternutation. According to mythology, the first sign of life Prometheus's artificial man gave was by sternutation. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin sternutatio(n-), from the verb sternutare, frequentative of sternuere 'to sneeze'. Definition of sternutation in US English: sternutation nounˌstərnyəˈtāSHən formal The action of sneezing. 〈正式〉（打）喷嚏 Example sentencesExamples Being unable to contain her excitement at the prospect of being walked, the dog suffers fits of sternutation whenever she sees her leash. According to mythology, the first sign of life Prometheus's artificial man gave was by sternutation. And all three forget their sectional differences in a delightful concert of sternutation. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin sternutatio(n-), from the verb sternutare, frequentative of sternuere ‘to sneeze’.
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