cardia 的定义
plural car·di·ae [kahr-dee-ee], /ˈkɑr diˌi/, car·di·as.Anatomy.
- an opening that connects the esophagus and the upper part of the stomach.
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- “They were probably trying to use the certificates to open a line of credit at the Vatican,” said Cardia.
- Cardia said that “when we started questioning them their confidence faded rapidly.”
- The men were “very confident,” said Lt. Col. Davide Cardia of the tax police.
- “There will be a trial for attempted fraud, but since the men were not arrested, I am assuming they fled Italy,” said Cardia.
- Cardia; friendship, a friendly welcome, additional time granted for paying a debt.
- Another Greek, Eumenes of Cardia, was chief secretary (ἀρχιγραμματεύς).
- He had formed an alliance with Cardia, Perinthus and Byzantium.
- In this stage the peristalsis of the gullet is sufficient to force the food through the cardia.
- In the Chersonese then the Phenicians made themselves masters of all the other cities except the city of Cardia.