glottis 的定义
plural glot·tis·es, glot·ti·des [glot-i-deez]. /ˈglɒt ɪˌdiz/. Anatomy.
- the opening at the upper part of the larynx, between the vocal cords.
更多glottis例句
- It hangs as a flexible protective lid over the glottis, and food in being swallowed passes over and about it.
- On the lower floor of the mouth can be seen the slitlike glottis leading to the lungs.
- The tone is ushered in by a slight explosive sound, which is nothing but the well-known stroke of the glottis.
- As a rule they instruct their pupils to attack every tone, throughout all their practising, with the stroke of the glottis.
- The glottis-closing muscles are too weak to oppose their action to the force of a powerful expiration.