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involution

/in-vuh-loo-shuhn/US // ˌɪn vəˈlu ʃən //UK // (ˌɪnvəˈluːʃən) //

牵连,牵连性,牵连效应,牵连关系

Related Words

braid辫子,发辫子,编制,发辫tendril藤蔓,卷须,卷轴,一卷轴rotation旋转,轮换,旋转运动,轮转wheeling滚轮,滚动式,滚动,滚轮运动volution权力,权力下放,权力的转移twine麻绳,麻线,缠绕,绳索convolution卷积,卷积法,卷缩,卷曲lap大腿,搭接,圈子,圈ring戒指,环,圆环,圈子twirl转动,转移,转圈,旋转spiral螺旋式,螺旋式的,螺旋形,螺旋状scroll卷轴,书卷,卷卷,卷twist扭转,扭曲,缠绕,扭曲了turn变成,转弯,变成了,转变bight海岸线,海岸边,海岸,海岸边的gyration回旋,回转,回旋运动,转动whorl漩涡,漩涡状,涡旋,涡流wind缠绕,风,缠绕的,缠绕着circle循环,圈子,圆圈,圆roll滚,卷,滚动,滚滚

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an act or instance of involving or entangling; involvement.
    • : the state of being involved.
    • : something complicated.
    • : Botany, Zoology. a rolling up or folding in upon itself.a part so formed.
    • : Biology. retrograde development; degeneration.
    • : Physiology. the regressive changes in the body occurring with old age.
    • : Grammar. a complex construction in which the subject is separated from its predicate by intervening clauses or phrases.
    • : Mathematics. a function that is its own inverse.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inconvolution
Synonyms
coil线圈,卷材,盘管,卷轴complexity复杂性,复杂度,复杂程度,的复杂性contortion柔术,柔力,柔道,柔软性curlicue卷曲,弯曲,曲线,弯曲的gyration回旋,回转,回旋运动,转动helix螺旋线,螺旋,螺旋体,螺旋形intricacy复杂性,错综复杂,复杂,复杂度sinuosity卷曲性,蜿蜒曲折,蜿蜒性,蜿蜒度sinuousness罪恶感,罪性,罪恶性,罪孽swirl漩涡,涡流,涡旋,漩涡状tortuousness曲折性,迂回性,扭曲性,迂回曲折twist扭转,扭曲,缠绕,扭曲了undulation起伏,波动,起伏不平,波状winding缠绕,绕组,蜿蜒曲折,缠绕的coiling卷材,卷绕,卷取,卷曲serpentine蛇形结构,蛇形,蛇形线,蛇形的snaking蛇行,蛇形,蜿蜒曲折,蛇形结构
as inrolling
Synonyms
rotation旋转,轮换,旋转运动,轮转volution权力,权力下放,权力的转移wheeling滚轮,滚动式,滚动,滚轮运动circum周围环境,周边,周边环境,周围titubation滴管,滴灌,滴管法,滴水不漏
as incoil
Synonyms
braid辫子,发辫子,编制,发辫tendril藤蔓,卷须,卷轴,一卷轴bight海岸线,海岸边,海岸,海岸边的circle循环,圈子,圆圈,圆convolution卷积,卷积法,卷缩,卷曲corkscrew开瓶器,瓶塞钻,瓶颈螺旋,瓶口螺丝curlicue卷曲,弯曲,曲线,弯曲的gyration回旋,回转,回旋运动,转动helix螺旋线,螺旋,螺旋体,螺旋形lap大腿,搭接,圈子,圈loop循环,环路,圈子,襻ring戒指,环,圆环,圈子roll滚,卷,滚动,滚滚scroll卷轴,书卷,卷卷,卷spiral螺旋式,螺旋式的,螺旋形,螺旋状turn变成,转弯,变成了,转变twine麻绳,麻线,缠绕,绳索twirl转动,转移,转圈,旋转twist扭转,扭曲,缠绕,扭曲了whorl漩涡,漩涡状,涡旋,涡流wind缠绕,风,缠绕的,缠绕着

Examples

  • Ecks was executing a series of caricatures illustrating the involution of Hodgkins' face back into a crab-apple.

  • (a) Involution forms characterised by alterations of shape (Fig. 90).

  • (b) Involution forms characterised by loss of staining power.

  • Amongst these the most marked is the formation of the embryonic rim, which is nothing less than the commencement of an involution.

  • It is very probable that there is one involution to each segment of the body between the front and hind ends of the Oviduct.

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