Definition of ptomaine in English:

ptomaine

noun ˈtəʊmeɪntoʊˈmeɪn

Chemistry dated

Any of a group of amine compounds of unpleasant taste and odour formed in putrefying animal and vegetable matter and formerly thought to cause food poisoning.
〔化〕〈旧〉尸碱，尸毒
Example sentencesExamples
- He died of ptomaine poisoning contracted from tainted Japanese crabmeat.
- Being in town, I warily went along to the Colorado Ballet's production of The Nutcracker, a ballet I normally prefer only slightly to ptomaine poisoning.
- A serious outbreak of ptomaine poisoning, said to be due to eating ice cream, had occurred.
- According to the old Eclectic doctors it proved to be universally successful in the treatment of every case of ptomaine poisoning.
- The Mayor and Mayoress of Doncaster had been suffering from ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating pigeon pie provided for their guests at an entertainment at the Mansion House.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French ptomaïne, from Italian ptomaina, formed irregularly from Greek ptōma 'corpse'.

Definition of ptomaine in US English:

ptomaine

nountōˈmāntoʊˈmeɪn

Chemistry dated

Any of a group of amine compounds of unpleasant taste and odor formed in putrefying animal and vegetable matter and formerly thought to cause food poisoning.
〔化〕〈旧〉尸碱，尸毒
Example sentencesExamples
- The Mayor and Mayoress of Doncaster had been suffering from ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating pigeon pie provided for their guests at an entertainment at the Mansion House.
- He died of ptomaine poisoning contracted from tainted Japanese crabmeat.
- Being in town, I warily went along to the Colorado Ballet's production of The Nutcracker, a ballet I normally prefer only slightly to ptomaine poisoning.
- A serious outbreak of ptomaine poisoning, said to be due to eating ice cream, had occurred.
- According to the old Eclectic doctors it proved to be universally successful in the treatment of every case of ptomaine poisoning.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French ptomaïne, from Italian ptomaina, formed irregularly from Greek ptōma ‘corpse’.

单词	ptomaine
释义	Definition of ptomaine in English: ptomaine noun ˈtəʊmeɪntoʊˈmeɪn Chemistry dated Any of a group of amine compounds of unpleasant taste and odour formed in putrefying animal and vegetable matter and formerly thought to cause food poisoning. 〔化〕〈旧〉尸碱，尸毒 Example sentencesExamples He died of ptomaine poisoning contracted from tainted Japanese crabmeat. Being in town, I warily went along to the Colorado Ballet's production of The Nutcracker, a ballet I normally prefer only slightly to ptomaine poisoning. A serious outbreak of ptomaine poisoning, said to be due to eating ice cream, had occurred. According to the old Eclectic doctors it proved to be universally successful in the treatment of every case of ptomaine poisoning. The Mayor and Mayoress of Doncaster had been suffering from ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating pigeon pie provided for their guests at an entertainment at the Mansion House. Origin Late 19th century: from French ptomaïne, from Italian ptomaina, formed irregularly from Greek ptōma 'corpse'. Definition of ptomaine in US English: ptomaine nountōˈmāntoʊˈmeɪn Chemistry dated Any of a group of amine compounds of unpleasant taste and odor formed in putrefying animal and vegetable matter and formerly thought to cause food poisoning. 〔化〕〈旧〉尸碱，尸毒 Example sentencesExamples The Mayor and Mayoress of Doncaster had been suffering from ptomaine poisoning, caused by eating pigeon pie provided for their guests at an entertainment at the Mansion House. He died of ptomaine poisoning contracted from tainted Japanese crabmeat. Being in town, I warily went along to the Colorado Ballet's production of The Nutcracker, a ballet I normally prefer only slightly to ptomaine poisoning. A serious outbreak of ptomaine poisoning, said to be due to eating ice cream, had occurred. According to the old Eclectic doctors it proved to be universally successful in the treatment of every case of ptomaine poisoning. Origin Late 19th century: from French ptomaïne, from Italian ptomaina, formed irregularly from Greek ptōma ‘corpse’.
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