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【coughing怎么读 cough怎么读】When people aspirate very small amounts of food and drink and it enters the lungs, what happens to that food/liquid?
【译】当人把非常少量的食物或饮料吸入肺部后，会发生什么？
【单词】aspirate ['as-puh-reyt]['?sp?r?t] v. 送气发音；用吸管将体腔中液体抽出；吸出
【单词】drink [dringk][dr??k] n. 饮料；酒
【单词】enters 原型：enter ['en-ter]['ent?] v. 进入
【单词】lungs 原型：lung [luhng][l??] n. 肺；呼吸器官
【单词】happens 原型：happen ['hap-uhn]['h?p?n] vi. 发生；碰巧；出现；偶遇
Does it go away or just build up?
【译】它是消失了还是在积聚？
【单词】build [bild][b?ld] v. 建造；开发；创建；逐渐增强
I'm asking specifically about when you have just a little bit of food matter or liquid "go down the wrong pipe" and it doesn't make you choke or have to get it removed.
【译】我特别要问的是，当你有一点点食物或液体“进入错误的管道” ，它不会让你窒息或不得不把它取出。
【短语】a little bit 有点儿；例句：This bread is a little bit stale. 这面包有点儿不新鲜。
【用法】have to do sth. 表示“必须”、“不得不”、“只好”、“（被迫）很勉强”去做某事，后面跟动词原形。例句：My brother was very ill, so I had to call the doctor in the middle of the night. 我弟弟病得很厉害，我只得半夜里把医生请来。
【单词】specifically [spi-'sif-ik-lee][sp?'s?f?kli] adv. 特别地；明确地；具体地
【单词】liquid ['lik-wid]['l?kw?d] n. 液体
【单词】pipe [pahyp][pa?p] n. 管子
【单词】choke [chohk][t???k] vi. 窒息；阻塞；说不出话 vt. 使窒息；阻塞；抑制；使说不出话
【单词】removed 原型：remove [ri-'moov][r?'mu?v] v. 消除；脱掉；免除
Does something happen to it after it enters the lungs?
【译】它进入肺部后会发生什么事吗？
Liquids are easily absorbed into your bloodstream through your lungs(as long as it's small amounts) and either eliminated through your kidneys or used by the body.
【译】液体很容易通过肺部吸收到血液中（只要是少量的），或者通过肾脏排出，或者被身体利用。
【单词】absorbed 原型：absorb [ab-'sawrb, -'zawrb][?b's??b] vt. 吸收；吸引 … 的注意；吞并；承受
【单词】bloodstream ['bluhd-streem]['bl?dstri?m] n. 血流
【单词】eliminated 原型：eliminate [ih-'lim-uh-neyt][?'l?m?ne?t] v. 除去；剔除；忽略；淘汰
【单词】kidneys 原型：kidney ['kid-nee]['k?dni] n. 肾

Solids are harder and you will, generally, cough them "up" to at least the point where your esophagus and wind pipe separate so that your body can move it into your stomach.