fibrillation

/fahy-bruh-ley-shuhn, or, especially for 2, fib-ruh-/US // ˌfaɪ brəˈleɪ ʃən, or, especially for 2, ˌfɪb rə- //UK // (ˌfaɪbrɪˈleɪʃən, ˌfɪb-) //

颤动,纤维颤动,颤抖,心颤

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : the formation of fibrils.
- : Pathology. uncontrolled twitching or quivering of muscular fibrils.

The cause was atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat, said her daughter Lydia Sullivan.
The rhythm on the monitor was ventricular fibrillation, random electrical oscillations.
Cue atrial fibrillation on my part; I'd already arranged to break my lease, and also, I'd gotten rather fond of him.
The myokymia of Kny and Schultze is characterised by fibrillation, pain, hyperidrosis, and changes in electrical excitability.
This fibrillation of mucus is regarded as the result of a coagulation of its mucin, previously held in solution by an alkali.
Even in periods of repose there is a certain amount of fibrillation on that side.
If that is true, then auricular fibrillation may last for many years.
The common type of lesion is a dry arthritis with fibrillation and eburnation of the articular surfaces.