flexures
flexures — 名詞
- flexuressingular
- flexuresesplural
1. a curve or fold in a body part or object, such as the bend where a joint changes
彎曲;屈曲
身體部位或物體的彎摺處
a curve or fold in a body part or object, such as the bend where a joint changes angle.
Hiro touched the flexure at his elbow and showed his son how the joint worked.
Hiro 摸著手肘的彎曲處,向兒子解釋關節的運作方式。
flexure + at + body part for anatomical location
The therapist moved Elena's knee through a full flexure to check her recovery after surgery.
物理治療師輕輕移動 Elena 的膝蓋,讓它完全屈曲,以檢查她術後的恢復狀況。
flexure + of + body part in medical context
Tariq traced the sharp flexures in the limestone layers during his geology trip.
Tariq 在山上進行地質實地考察時,沿著石灰岩層中銳利的彎曲處仔細描繪。
flexure + in + geological formation
The flexure between the upper and lower intestine showed a small blockage on the scan.
掃描顯示,腸道上段與下段之間的彎曲處出現了一處輕微阻塞。
Paloma's yoga teacher said to keep her spine's natural flexure instead of locking it straight.
Paloma 的瑜伽老師提醒她保持脊柱的自然弧度,而不是將其完全打直。
- at the flexure
- flexure of the elbow
- flexure of the spine
- joint flexure
- sharp flexure
- natural flexure
- flexure between
- bend
more common in everyday speech; less technical than flexure
- fold
suggests a doubling-over of a flat surface rather than a gradual curve
- curve
broader meaning; can refer to any rounded line or shape, not necessarily a joint
- flexion
refers specifically to the action or process of bending, not the resulting shape
文法句型
flexure + of + body part
flexure + in + location
flexure + between + two parts
用法筆記
Common in anatomy and geology; in everyday conversation, speakers usually prefer 'bend' or 'fold' instead of 'flexure'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- flexure名詞C1
- flex動詞B2
- flexion名詞C1
- flexible形容詞B1
- flexibility名詞B2
- flection名詞C2