localisation

IPA/lˌəʊkəlaɪzˈeɪʃən/
IPA/lˌoʊkələzˈeɪʃən/

localisation — 名詞

1. the way an illness or hurt stays in one small part of the body instead of spread

1.名詞C2
釋義

局部化;局限

疾病或傷害侷限在身體某一處的狀態

the way an illness or hurt stays in one small part of the body instead of spreading to other parts.

例句

The localisation of the infection to Zayd's left foot saved the rest of his leg.

感染局部化在 Zayd 的左腳,保住了他的整條腿。

localisation of [noun] to [body part]

Doctors were relieved by the clear localisation of the tumour within one lobe.

醫師對腫瘤清楚局限在一個肺葉內感到放心。

localisation of the [noun] within [region]

同義詞
  • containment

    broader; can apply to fire, leaks, or outbreaks, not just one body

  • confinement

    more about being limited; less specifically medical

反義詞
  • spread

    the opposite process — moving to other parts

  • metastasis

    specialist term for cancer spreading from its first site

文法句型

localisation of [disease/injury]

用法筆記

Subject is usually a disease, injury, infection, or symptom; the prepositional phrase 'to [body part]' or 'within [region]' is almost always present.

常見錯誤

The doctor did the localisation of the patient.
The doctor confirmed the localisation of the infection.
💡localisation describes the illness staying in one place, not an action a doctor performs on a person.

2. the idea that one job done by the brain or body — such as seeing, hearing, or sp

2.名詞C2
釋義

功能定位

特定功能集中於腦或身體某區的原則

the idea that one job done by the brain or body — such as seeing, hearing, or speaking — happens mainly in one fixed area.

例句

Brain scans support the localisation of language to the left hemisphere in most adults.

腦部掃描支持多數成人的語言功能定位於左半球。

localisation of [function] to [region]

Professor Romi's lecture covered the localisation of vision in the back of the brain.

Romi 教授的講課介紹了視覺功能定位在腦後方的區域。

localisation of [sense] in [region]

同義詞
  • specialisation

    broader; areas doing specific jobs, not the principle itself

  • lateralisation

    narrower; specifically about left-versus-right hemisphere

反義詞
  • distribution

    the view that a function is spread across many regions

文法句型

localisation of [function] in/to [region]

用法筆記

Distinguish from sense 1: here the noun names a scientific principle about where a function lives in the body, not an illness staying in one spot. Often follows 'the localisation of [a faculty]'.

常見錯誤

Doctors talk about the localisation of his headache in the brain.
Doctors talk about the localisation of speech in the brain.
💡sense 2 is about functions like speech or sight, not about pain or symptoms; for symptoms, use sense 1.