nerve
nerve 英 [nɜ:v] 美 [nɜrv]
n. 神经；勇气；[植] 叶脉 vt. 鼓起勇气
进行时:nerving 过去式:nerved 过去分词:nerved 第三人称单数:nerves 名词复数:nerves
- A nerve is a group of fibers that send sensation or physical feeling to the brain. Back pain can sometimes be caused by a damaged or pinched nerve.
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- n. 神经；勇气；[植] 叶脉
- vt. 鼓起勇气
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1. So using brain imaging, she focused on the white matter, or nerve tissue, of the brain.
因此，观察大脑成像时，她将注意力放在大脑的白色物质即神经组织上。
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2. Well, she might not have been overreacting at all, as women have more nerve receptors, which cause them to feel pain more intensely than men.
好吧，她可能根本没有过度的反应，因为女性有更多的神经接收器，这促使她们比男性对疼痛的感知更加细致。
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3. But frequently what we see are disruptions in the way that a protein, it’s like an insulation sheath around the nerve cell, grows and develops.
但是，我们经常看到一种蛋白质的生长和发育的途径被打断，这种蛋白质就像一个神经细胞周围绝缘护套。
- nerve (n.) late 14c., nerf "sinew, tendon," from Old French nerf and directly from Medieval Latin nervus "nerve," from Latin nervus "sinew, tendon; cord, bowstring," metathesis of pre-Latin *neuros, from PIE *(s)neu- "tendon, sinew" (source also of Sanskrit snavan- "band, sinew," Armenian neard "sinew," Greek neuron "sinew, tendon," in Galen "nerve"). Sense of "fibers that convey impulses between the brain and the body" is from c. 1600.
- nerve (v.) c. 1500, "to ornament with threads;" see nerve (n.). Meaning "to give strength or vigor" is from 1749. Related: Nerved; nerving.
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