n.小问题，(尤指)暂时的耽搁，呃逆，打嗝，打嗝声
v.呃逆，打嗝

She had a sudden bout of hiccoughs during the presentation, which interrupted her speech.
她在做报告时突然打起了嗝，打断了她的发言。
The baby's hiccoughs woke up from his afternoon nap.
婴儿的嗝声把他从午睡中唤醒了。
He took a big swig of water to cure his persistent hiccoughs.
他大口喝了一口水来止住持续不断的嗝。
The spicy food gave me the hiccoughs, and it was quite embarrassing in such a formal dinner.
辣的食物让我打了嗝，在这样正式的晚宴上十分尴尬。
She hiccupped involuntarily after laughing so hard.
笑得太过激烈，她不由得打了个嗝。
The little boy tried various home remedies to get rid of his hiccoughs but nothing seemed to work.
小男孩尝试了许多家庭疗法来消除他的嗝，但似乎没有什么效果。
After eating too quickly, she developed a case of hiccoughs that lasted for over an hour.
吃得太快，她连续打了一个多小时的嗝。
His hiccoughs were so loud that they echoed through the entire office.
他的嗝声如此之大，以至于在整个办公室都能听到。
In old folktales, some people believed that hiccoughs were caused by a tiny creature living in your stomach.
在古老的民间故事中，有些人相信打嗝是由一种生活在你胃里的小生物引起的。
Despite trying several techniques, he couldn't stop the hiccoughs before going on stage, which made him nervous.
尽管尝试了几种方法，他在登台前还是没能止住嗝，这让他感到很紧张。