cranium 英 [ˈkreɪniəm]   美 [ˈkreniəm]

cranium

cranium  英 [ˈkreɪniəm] 美 [ˈkreniəm]

n. 颅;[解剖] 头盖 

名词复数:craniums 

“Dreadful deadly spasms” of cerebral palsy shot their way from his cranium to his spine and into his feet. 脑瘫所产生的“致命般的极度痉挛”从他的头颅贯穿到脊椎,最后达至脚跟。
They found that when population density was low, such as during the majority of our evolution, the cranium increased in size. 他们发现在人类演化史上的大部分时间里,人口密度比较低的时候,头盖骨的尺寸在增加;

  • Your cranium is your skull, the hard bone of your head that protects your brain from injury. Take care of your cranium; it's your built-in helmet!
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  • n. 颅;[解剖] 头盖
  • 1. “Dreadful deadly spasms” of cerebral palsy shot their way from his cranium to his spine and into his feet.

    脑瘫所产生的“致命般的极度痉挛”从他的头颅贯穿到脊椎,最后达至脚跟。

  • 2. They found that when population density was low, such as during the majority of our evolution, the cranium increased in size.

    他们发现在人类演化史上的大部分时间里,人口密度比较低的时候,头盖骨的尺寸在增加;

  • 3. “He held my head so hard here, ” shesaid, putting her hands to her cranium.

    “他那么用力地抓着我的头,”她边说边把手放在头盖骨附近示意。

  • cranium (n.) the skull of a human being," "early 15c., craneum, from Medieval Latin cranium "skull," from Greek kranion "skull, upper part of the head," related to kara (poetic kras) "head," from PIE root *ker- (1) "horn; head." Strictly, the "brain-box," the bony case which encloses the brain. Englished by Sir Thomas Browne as crany.
cra·nium / ˈkreɪniəm ; NAmE ˈkreɪniəm / noun ( plural cra·ni·ums or cra·nia / ˈkreɪniə ; NAmE ˈkreɪniə / ) ( anatomy ) the bone structure that forms the head and surrounds and protects the brain 颅骨;头盖骨 SYN skull cra·nial / ˈkreɪniəl ; NAmE ˈkreɪniəl / adjective [only before noun ] cranial nerves/injuries 颅神经╱外伤 cranium craniums crania cra·nium / ˈkreɪniəm ; NAmE ˈkreɪniəm / cra·nia / ˈkreɪniə ; NAmE ˈkreɪniə / cra·nial / ˈkreɪniəl ; NAmE ˈkreɪniəl /
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