gli

IPA/ɡlˈaɪ/
IPA/ɡlˈaɪ/

gli — 構詞成分

1. relating to the supportive glial cells of the nervous system or to tumours arisi

1.構詞成分C1
釋義

神經膠質的

與神經膠質細胞或相關腫瘤有關的

relating to the supportive glial cells of the nervous system or to tumours arising from them; appears as the first element in medical terms naming conditions, tissues, or growths of glial origin.

例句

The MRI revealed a glioma in the left temporal lobe of Hassan's brain.

MRI 掃描顯示 Hassan 的左顳葉有一顆神經膠質瘤。

glioma: tumour that starts in glial cells

Surgeons removed a large glioblastoma from the frontal region of the patient's brain.

外科醫生從病人腦部額葉切除了一顆大型的神經膠質母細胞瘤。

glioblastoma: aggressive glial-cell tumour

同義詞
  • glial

    adjective form used independently ('glial cells'), whereas gli- only appears in compounds

  • neuroglial

    more specific — refers only to the nervous-system glia, not to tumours

文法句型

gli- + noun or adjective suffix forming medical terms (glioma, glioblastoma, gliosis)

用法筆記

Most common in medical and pathological contexts. The combining form appears at the start of a compound word (glioma, glioblastoma) or before a noun suffix (-al, -ous).

常見錯誤

He has a gli.
He has a glioma.
💡'gli' is not a standalone noun; the full medical term ends in -oma or another suffix.

2. having a gelatinous, sticky, or glue-like quality; describes biological substanc

2.構詞成分C2
釋義

膠狀的

具有膠質或黏著性的生物物質

having a gelatinous, sticky, or glue-like quality; describes biological substances or structures that resemble glue in texture or function.

例句

Rudolf Virchow chose the term 'glia' for the brain's support cells because they act like glue.

Rudolf Virchow 選用 'glia' 這個詞來描述腦部的支持細胞,因為它們的作用就像膠水一樣。

glia = glue: Virchow's term for support cells

Rice flour has no gliadin, so Mei-Lin uses it in her bakery for soft gluten-free bread.

米粉不含麥醇溶蛋白,因此 Mei-Lin 在她的烘焙坊用它來製作柔軟的無麩質麵包。

gliadin: sticky wheat protein named from Greek 'glia' (glue)

同義詞
  • gelatinous

    general term for jelly-like consistency, not restricted to scientific compounds

  • colloidal

    more precise — describes a substance dispersed throughout another medium

文法句型

gli- + noun or adjective suffix describing gelatinous or adhesive substances

用法筆記

Less productive than the glial-cell sense in modern English. Most contemporary use is either etymological (explaining the origin of 'glial') or descriptive of non-neural biological adhesives.