vertebrae / ˈvɜr tə brə /

椎体椎骨脊椎骨椎體

vertebrae 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural ver·te·brae [vur-tuh-bree, -brey], /ˈvɜr təˌbri, -ˌbreɪ/, ver·te·bras.Anatomy, Zoology.

  1. any of the bones or segments composing the spinal column, consisting typically of a cylindrical body and an arch with various processes, and forming a foramen, or opening, through which the spinal cord passes.

vertebrae 近义词

vertebrae

等同于 backbone

vertebrae

等同于 spine

vertebrae

等同于 spinal column

vertebrae 的近义词 5

更多vertebrae例句

  1. Doctors around the world drive them into the vertebrae of patients with devastating back injuries.
  2. The lump, it turned out, was the result of a dislocated vertebrae.
  3. You see, the spine is a row of vertebrae that was designed to be horizontal.
  4. They reportedly got back together a few months later after Soffer injured his vertebrae in a helicopter crash.
  5. We were just sort of misbehaving; they were the tissue between vertebrae—where the rubber meets the road.
  6. These two aptitudes, simple though they be, characterize man better than the number of his vertebrae and his molars.
  7. A rotten rope was found loosely knotted round the vertebrae of his neck.
  8. The loaded pack basket on a heavy carry never fails to get in on the most vulnerable knob of the human vertebrae.
  9. He found the same variability in the number of the caudal vertebrae.
  10. The crocodiles of this old time had vertebrae with a hollow at each end like the fishes, or with a projection in the front.