trachea 的定义
plural tra·che·ae [trey-kee-ee or, especially British, truh-kee-ee], /ˈtreɪ kiˌi or, especially British, trəˈki i/, tra·che·as.
- Anatomy, Zoology. the tube in humans and other air-breathing vertebrates extending from the larynx to the bronchi, serving as the principal passage for conveying air to and from the lungs; the windpipe.
- one of the air-conveying tubes of the respiratory system.
- Botany. vessel.
trachea 近义词
等同于 throat
更多trachea例句
- A plastic tube lodged in his trachea was the only thing keeping him alive.
- No one has heard the Bolivarian leader speak a word (due to a surgical tube in his trachea, officials parry).
- A view of the lower part of the trachea, dividing into the main bronchial tubes, which again branch into a tree-like form.
- Again, the air-tubes or tracheæ of insects are, like the trachea and bronchi of many Vertebrates, air-breathing organs.
- At the anterior end of the trachea we find already formed in the amphibia the larynx, the important organ of voice and speech.
- An ordinary canula is placed in the trachea and the wounds are dressed.
- If the wound be in the middle line it is impossible to miss the trachea.