arteries
arteries — 名詞
- arteriessingular
- arteriesesplural
1. a thick-walled channel in the body's circulatory system that sends oxygenated bl
動脈
將血液從心臟輸送至全身的血管
a thick-walled channel in the body's circulatory system that sends oxygenated blood outward from the heart toward all tissues and organs
Lakshmi's doctor noticed that a neck artery had narrowed and needed immediate treatment.
Lakshmi 的醫生發現她頸部的一條動脈變窄了,需要立即治療。
the [body part] artery — specifying location
A blood clot blocked a major artery in Daniel's left leg, causing severe pain.
一塊血栓堵塞了 Daniel 左腿的主要動脈,造成劇烈疼痛。
blocked + major artery — describing a medical condition
Smoking causes the arteries to stiffen, which forces the heart to work much harder.
吸菸會導致動脈硬化,使心臟必須更費力地工作。
causes + arteries to [verb] — causative structure
The paramedic applied firm pressure to stop the bleeding from the torn artery in Salma's leg.
救護人員用力加壓,止住了 Salma 腿上撕裂動脈的出血。
- coronary artery
- blocked artery
- clogged artery
- artery wall
- narrowed artery
- ruptured artery
- femoral artery
- carotid artery
- blood vessel
a general term for any tube that carries blood, including veins and capillaries — less specific than artery
- aorta
the single largest artery in the body, which leaves the heart directly — more specific
- vein
carries blood back toward the heart rather than away from it
文法句型
the [adjective] artery
artery + of + body part
用法筆記
Often used in the plural form 'arteries' even when referring to a general system. Frequently paired with 'coronary', 'carotid', 'pulmonary', or 'femoral' to name specific arteries.
常見錯誤
2. an important road, railway line, river, or other transportation route that conne
主幹道;要道
交通運輸的重要路線
an important road, railway line, river, or other transportation route that connects places and carries a large flow of traffic
The M6 motorway is the main artery connecting southern England to the northern cities.
M6 高速公路是連接英格蘭南部與北方城市的主要交通要道。
the main artery connecting [X] to [Y]
Broadway is a major artery for commuters traveling into Manhattan each morning.
百老匯大道是通勤族每天早晨進曼哈頓的主要交通動脈。
a major artery for [group] — metaphorical usage for transport routes
For centuries, the Mekong River has been a vital artery for moving goods across Southeast Asia.
數世紀以來,湄公河一直是橫跨東南亞運送物資的重要動脈。
a vital artery for [purpose]
Chiara said the coastal railway is the main artery for passengers travelling between Milan and Genoa.
Chiara 說沿岸鐵路是往返米蘭與熱那亞之間旅客的主要運輸幹線。
- main artery
- major artery
- vital artery
- road artery
- railway artery
- trade artery
- transport artery
- commercial artery
- thoroughfare
a formal term for a public road that is open at both ends — more specific to roads and less common in everyday speech
- highway
a main road, especially between towns or cities — narrower than artery, which also covers railways and rivers
- corridor
a strip of land connecting two areas, often used for transport routes — similar scope but emphasises the geographic strip rather than the flow
文法句型
the [adjective] artery of [place]
用法筆記
Usually used in the singular with an adjective such as 'main', 'major', or 'vital'. The sense is metaphorical — the route is compared to a blood artery because of how much traffic it carries.
常見錯誤
同根字
- artery名詞B2
- arterial形容詞C1
- arteriole名詞C2
- arteritis名詞C2
- arteriosclerosis名詞C2
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- artery wall
- artery disease
- artery blockage
- artery clamp
- artery anatomy
常用片語
- main artery
- major artery
- vital artery
- blocked artery
- narrowed artery
介系詞搭配
- in the artery
- through the artery
- along the artery