rectum 英 ['rektəm]   美 ['rɛktəm]

rectum

rectum  英 ['rektəm] 美 ['rɛktəm]

n. 直肠 

名词复数:rectums 

Once a bear went down, they landed and collected a sample directly from its rectum. 只要北极熊倒下了,他们就能登陆,直接从北极熊的直肠采取样本。
Although it was successful, the doctor said his cancer had spread to areas close to the rectum, so he had to undergo chemotherapy. 尽管手术很成功,但医生说他的癌症已经扩散到邻近直肠的区域,所以他必须接受化疗。

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  • n. 直肠
  • 1. Once a bear went down, they landed and collected a sample directly from its rectum.

    只要北极熊倒下了,他们就能登陆,直接从北极熊的直肠采取样本。

  • 2. Although it was successful, the doctor said his cancer had spread to areas close to the rectum, so he had to undergo chemotherapy.

    尽管手术很成功,但医生说他的癌症已经扩散到邻近直肠的区域,所以他必须接受化疗。

  • 3. Along with other tissues, these muscles work like a hammock to support the pelvic organs, including the uterus, bladder, small intestine and rectum.

    这些肌肉和其他的一些组织(包括韧带和筋膜)一起像一张吊床一样支持盆腔脏器,包括子宫、膀胱、小肠和直肠。

  • rectum (n.) early 15c., from Latin intestinum rectum "straight intestine," in contrast to the convolution of the rest of the bowels, from neuter past participle of regere "to keep straight" (from PIE root *reg- "move in a straight line"). A loan-translation of Greek apeuthysmeon enteron, "the name given to the lowest part of the large intestine by Galen, who so called it because he dissected only animals whose rectum (in contradistinction to that of man) is really straight" [Klein].
rec·tum / ˈrektəm ; NAmE ˈrektəm / noun ( plural rec·tums or recta / ˈrektə ; NAmE ˈrektə / ) ( anatomy ) the end section of the tube where food waste collects before leaving the body through the anus 直肠 rectum rectums recta rec·tum / ˈrektəm ; NAmE ˈrektəm / recta / ˈrektə ; NAmE ˈrektə /
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