- A membrane is a thin layer of something. For an example of a membrane, you don’t have to look far: your skin is a kind of membrane.
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- n. 膜；薄膜；羊皮纸
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1. So now in my box I have my partition, my membrane here.
所以现在在盒子里有隔板，在这里有薄膜。
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2. Now, if the membrane is strong enough, at some point it may not burst.
那么，如果膜足够强韧，在某种程度上它或许不会爆裂。
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3. It means that if I have a biological cell, or some container with a membrane through which one of the constituents might pass.
它的意思是如果我有一个生物细胞，或带膜的容器,其中一种组分可以通过这层膜。
- membrane (n.) early 15c., "thin layer of skin or tissue," a term in anatomy, from Latin membrana "a skin, membrane; parchment (skin prepared for writing)," from membrum "limb, member of the body" (see member). The etymological sense is "that which covers the members of the body."
mem·brane / ˈmembreɪn ; NAmE ˈmembreɪn / noun [countable , uncountable ] 1 a thin layer of skin or tissuethat connects or covers parts inside the body （身体内的）膜 ☞see also mucous membrane 2 a very thin layer found in the structure of cells in plants （植物的）细胞膜 3 a thin layer of material used to prevent air, liquid, etc. from entering a particular part of sth （可起防水、防风等作用的）膜状物 ◆ a waterproof membrane 防水薄膜 ▶ mem·bran·ous / ˈmembrənəs ; NAmE ˈmembrənəs / adjective membrane membranes mem·brane / ˈmembreɪn ; NAmE ˈmembreɪn / mem·bran·ous / ˈmembrənəs ; NAmE ˈmembrənəs /
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