Symptoms associated with ileus include: 1  abdominal cramping. 2  appetite loss. 3  feeling of fullness. 4  constipation. inability to pass 5  gas. stomach swelling. 6  nausea. vomiting, especially vomiting stool-like contents.
Naive is borrowed from from which in turn borrowed the umlaut from the German language. The umlaut is used in vowels to indicate that they are pronounced as two vowels combined. For example Ã¤ is pronunced like ae. You then know that naive with the double dots (naÃ¯ve), is not pronounced as nÄve, but rather as nÄ«â¢Äv like the way we know it.
Thanks for the A2A. The three dots are called an ellipsis. In formal writing, they usually mean that one or more words has been left out of a quotation. Your examples are different, though. In dialog, an ellipsis at the end of a sentence--or often in the middle of a sentence--indicates that the speaker trailed off.