cochlea 的定义
plural coch·le·ae [kok-lee-ee, -lee-ahy, koh-klee-ee, ‐klee-ahy], /ˈkɒk liˌi, -liˌaɪ, ˈkoʊ kliˌi, ‐kliˌaɪ/, coch·le·as.Anatomy.
- a spiral-shaped cavity forming a division of the internal ear in humans and in most other mammals.
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- Changes in pressure reach your cochlea and skin and become the voices and hugs of loved ones.
- The latter is filled with a liquid which conveys the vibrations to a part having a coiled shell-like structure called the Cochlea.
- A dull bookworm like me,—cochlea vitam agens, Mr. Squills,—leading the life of a snail!
- To destroy the cochlear nerve, the whole of the cochlea should be removed.
- At the most, they knew the use of the spoon or cochlea, which they employed in eating eggs.
- That part of the ear which receives sound waves is known as the cochlea, or snail shell, because of its shape.