testes
IPA/tˈɛstiːz/
KK[tˈɛstˌiz]IPA/tˈɛstˌiːz/
testes — noun
1. the pair of male sex glands that make sperm and release testosterone, usually fo
1.名詞C1
釋義
the pair of male sex glands that make sperm and release testosterone, usually found in the scrotum of most mammals
例句
The doctor checked both testes during the school health exam.
medical check: both testes
A hard hit to the testes can cause sudden pain.
injury to the testes
The scan showed that one of the baby's testes had not dropped.
The testes make sperm and release testosterone after puberty.
文法句型
both testes produce sperm
pain in the testes
one of the testes
用法筆記
Usually used in medical or anatomical contexts. Testes is plural; the singular form is testis. In everyday conversation, many speakers use testicles instead.
常見錯誤
❌The testes is healthy.
✅The testes are healthy.
💡Testes is a plural noun, so it takes a plural verb.