lung 的定义
- either of the two saclike respiratory organs in the thorax of humans and the higher vertebrates.
- an analogous organ in certain invertebrates, as arachnids or terrestrial gastropods.
lung 近义词
body part
更多lung例句
- The heated blankets were used to keep patients’ bodies warm while their lungs breathed in the cold, fresh air.
- The EPA considers particles this size to be a threat to human health because, once inhaled, they can get deep into the lungs.
- He died in 1984 of lung cancer at age 56 — a cruel loss for readers and American literature.
- Even if you still have some virus replicating, but it’s much lower levels or can’t get deep in your lungs, you would also predict that you would have less long-term complications.
- We have these drugs called kinase inhibitors that target specific subsets of lung cancer.
- I am always sick because of the cold and I have suffered constant lung infections over the past several months.
- Eight days later their bassist, Gerard Smith, passed away from lung cancer.
- The bullet entered the left side of his chest, hit his heart and settled in his lung.
- He decided to write his book four years ago, after he was hospitalized with a near-fatal lung condition.
- While casual exercisers might not notice any difference in lung capacity, intense gym-goers might feel the effects of an e-cig.
- Frequently they are found in alveolar arrangement, retaining the original outline of the alveoli of the lung (Fig. 4, b).
- It, or a similar bacillus, is sometimes found in the sputum of gangrene of the lung.
- Tuberculous pleurisy due to direct extension from the lung may give excess of polymorphonuclears owing to mixed infection.
- Owen says that the thymus appears in vertebrates with the establishment of the lung as the main or exclusive respiratory organ.
- He had been a bachelor with an inventive turn of mind and only one lung when he met the Widow Chisholme at the Springs.