diploid

IPA/ˈdɪplɔɪd/
IPA/ˈdɪplɔɪd/

diploid — 形容詞

  • diploidpositive
  • more diploidcomparative
  • most diploidsuperlative

1. Describing a cell or living thing whose chromosomes (the thread-like parts that

1.形容詞
釋義

二倍體的

染色體成對、父母各給一套的

Describing a cell or living thing whose chromosomes (the thread-like parts that carry genes) come in matching pairs, with one of each pair inherited from the mother and the other from the father.

例句

Most human body cells are diploid, carrying chromosomes from both the mother and the father.

人體大多數細胞都是二倍體,帶有來自母親和父親的染色體。

predicative use: cells are diploid

Hari looked at a diploid onion cell under the microscope and counted its chromosomes.

Hari 在顯微鏡下觀察二倍體的洋蔥細胞,並數出它的染色體。

attributive use: a diploid cell

常見搭配
  • diploid cell
  • diploid organism
  • diploid genome
  • diploid chromosome number
反義詞
  • haploid

    has only one set of chromosomes instead of a matching pair, as egg and sperm cells do

文法句型

diploid + noun

be + diploid

用法筆記

Works both before a noun (a diploid cell) and after be (the cells are diploid). Distinguish from noun sense 1, where diploid names the cell or organism itself.

diploid — 名詞

同根字

  • diploidy
    名詞