oint
ment
复数形式
ointments
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药膏, 软膏
a substance, usually smooth and oily, rubbed on the skin for medical purposes
An ointment is a smooth, greasy substance applied to the skin to treat various conditions or provide relief. It often contains medication or other active ingredients to help heal wounds, reduce inflammation, soothe irritation, or directly deliver treatment for skin issues. Ointments are thicker and more moisturizing than creams or lotions, making them effective for dry, cracked, or damaged skin.
- The doctor prescribed an antibiotic ointment to apply to the wound to prevent infection.
医生开了一种抗生素药膏涂抹在伤口上以防止感染。
- The pharmacist recommended a soothing ointment for the patient's dry and irritated skin.
药剂师为病人干燥和受刺激的皮肤推荐了一种舒缓的药膏。
- The athlete applied a muscle-relaxing ointment to alleviate soreness after the intense workout.
运动员在剧烈运动后涂抹了肌肉放松药膏以缓解疼痛。
- The burn victim received a specialized ointment to promote healing and reduce scarring.
烧伤受害者收到了一种专门的药膏，以促进愈合和减少疤痕。
- The herbal ointment provided relief from the insect bites by soothing the itching and reducing inflammation.
草药药膏通过舒缓瘙痒和减少炎症来缓解昆虫叮咬。
2
a thick, semisolid substance applied to the skin for cosmetic purposes
- She used a herbal ointment to soften her hands.
- The ointment kept the skin hydrated during winter.
- Cosmetic ointment can improve skin texture.
- He applied ointment to soothe dry lips.
- The ointment is made from natural oils.