coccyx 英 [ˈkɒksɪks]   美 [ˈkɑksɪks]

coccyx

coccyx  英 [ˈkɒksɪks] 美 [ˈkɑksɪks]

n. 尾骨;尾椎 

名词复数:coccyxes 

Normally, they regress into four to five fused vertebrae (the coccyx). 通常情况下,它们回归为四到五块融合在一起的椎骨(尾骨)。
One striking example of an atavism is the human coccyx, or tailbone, which is a relic of the mammalian tail. 关于返祖的一个有力例证就是人类的尾骨,它是哺乳动物尾巴的遗留物。

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  • n. 尾骨;尾椎
  • 1. Normally, they regress into four to five fused vertebrae (the coccyx).

    通常情况下,它们回归为四到五块融合在一起的椎骨(尾骨)。

  • 2. One striking example of an atavism is the human coccyx, or tailbone, which is a relic of the mammalian tail.

    关于返祖的一个有力例证就是人类的尾骨,它是哺乳动物尾巴的遗留物。

  • 3. However, there have been numerous case studies of human children being born with an extended coccyx—a tail—that was removed without incident.

    但是有很多关于儿童先天性尾骨过长(就像一根尾巴)的案例证实,用手术将它们移除是完全安全的。

  • coccyx (n.) "part of the human spinal column consisting of the last four bones," 1610s, from Latin coccyx, from Greek kokkyx "cuckoo" (from kokku, like the bird's English name echoic of its cry), so called by ancient Greek physician Galen because the stunted, coalesced tail-bones in humans supposedly resemble a cuckoo's moderately curved beak. Related: Coccygeal.
coc·cyx / ˈkɒksɪks ; NAmE ˈkɑːksɪks / noun ( plural coc·cyxes or coc·cy·ges / ˈkɒksɪdʒiːz ; NAmE ˈkɑːksɪdʒiːz / ) ( anatomy ) the small bone at the bottom of the spine 尾骨 SYN tailbone coccyx coccyges coccyxes coc·cyx / ˈkɒksɪks ; NAmE ˈkɑːksɪks / coc·cy·ges / ˈkɒksɪdʒiːz ; NAmE ˈkɑːksɪdʒiːz /
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