Pronunciation: /ˈɡæstrɪk dʒuːs/
noun a digestive fluid secreted by the stomach lining, containing hydrochloric acid and pepsin
A1 Gastric juice helps break down food in the stomach.
A2 The production of gastric juice is influenced by the presence of food.
B1 The acidity of gastric juice plays a crucial role in digestion.
B2 The composition of gastric juice includes enzymes and hydrochloric acid.
C1 Researchers are studying the effects of certain medications on gastric juice production.
C2 The pH level of gastric juice must be carefully regulated for optimal digestion.
formal Gastric juice is a digestive fluid formed in the stomach.
informal Drinking coffee on an empty stomach can increase the production of gastric juice.
slang I always feel like my stomach is producing too much gastric juice when I eat spicy food.
figurative Her words were like acidic gastric juice, slowly breaking down his confidence.
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