ligament

/lig-uh-muhnt/US // ˈlɪg ə mənt //UK // (ˈlɪɡəmənt) //

韧带,肌腱,韧带的,连接线

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : Anatomy, Zoology. a band of tissue, usually white and fibrous, serving to connect bones, hold organs in place, etc.
- : a tie or bond: The desire for personal freedom is a ligament uniting all peoples.

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Synonyms

Our tendons, ligaments, and muscles are happiest when they’re gliding, contracting, and relaxing in healthy patterns.
In a second version of the simulation, the team virtually rejoined the two pieces of the prearticular with bone rather than ligaments.
It may be tempting to see hormonal contraceptives as a ligament protector, since they suppress the highest peaks in estrogen.
She fractured multiple vertebrae in her back, cracked ribs, and broke both feet, in addition to severely tearing a ligament in her right foot.
That stress creates microtraumas as muscles, ligaments, and tendons all start to stretch or compress in ways they are not supposed to, he explains.
That night Gasol hobbled off his home court with a torn medial collateral ligament in his left knee.
Weeks later, doctors reexamined the shoulder and found a partial ligament tear, she said.
Daniel Webster said justice is the ligament which holds civilized beings and civilized nations together.
That action puts a stress in the anterior cruciate ligament.
A ceratohyal then is attached posteriorly to the hypohyal and a stylohyal ligament is attached to each ceratohyal posteriorly.
His eyes shone, his chin was thrust forward, every ligament in his body was strung taut.
If the ligament of a gaping bivalve should become dry and stiff, it can be softened by putting it in water.

/lig-uh-muhnt/US // ˈlɪg ə mənt //UK // (ˈlɪɡəmənt) //

韧带,肌腱,韧带的,连接线

n.名词 noun

1
- : Anatomy, Zoology. a band of tissue, usually white and fibrous, serving to connect bones, hold organs in place, etc.
- : a tie or bond: The desire for personal freedom is a ligament uniting all peoples.

as inknot

Synonyms

Our tendons, ligaments, and muscles are happiest when they’re gliding, contracting, and relaxing in healthy patterns.
In a second version of the simulation, the team virtually rejoined the two pieces of the prearticular with bone rather than ligaments.
It may be tempting to see hormonal contraceptives as a ligament protector, since they suppress the highest peaks in estrogen.
She fractured multiple vertebrae in her back, cracked ribs, and broke both feet, in addition to severely tearing a ligament in her right foot.
That stress creates microtraumas as muscles, ligaments, and tendons all start to stretch or compress in ways they are not supposed to, he explains.
That night Gasol hobbled off his home court with a torn medial collateral ligament in his left knee.
Weeks later, doctors reexamined the shoulder and found a partial ligament tear, she said.
Daniel Webster said justice is the ligament which holds civilized beings and civilized nations together.
That action puts a stress in the anterior cruciate ligament.
A ceratohyal then is attached posteriorly to the hypohyal and a stylohyal ligament is attached to each ceratohyal posteriorly.
His eyes shone, his chin was thrust forward, every ligament in his body was strung taut.
If the ligament of a gaping bivalve should become dry and stiff, it can be softened by putting it in water.