malleus
/ˈmæliəs/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈmæliəs/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈma-lē-əs/ (ame, mw)
malleus — 名詞
- malleussingular
- malleusesplural
1. a hammer-shaped tiny bone, fixed to the inside of the eardrum, which sits within
鎚骨
中耳三聽小骨中與鼓膜相連的那一塊
a hammer-shaped tiny bone, fixed to the inside of the eardrum, which sits within the middle-ear cavity and passes the eardrum's vibrations along to the next two bones (the incus and stapes) and then on towards the inner ear.
In anatomy class, Mizuki labelled the malleus, incus, and stapes on the diagram of the middle ear.
在解剖學課上,Mizuki 在中耳的圖上標出了鎚骨、砧骨與鐙骨。
listed alongside incus + stapes — the three ossicles
The surgeon explained that Ramón's hearing loss was caused by damage to the malleus during a childhood infection.
外科醫師說明,Ramón 的聽力損失是兒時感染損傷鎚骨所造成。
medical context: damage causing hearing loss
Sound waves from the eardrum first move the malleus, which then shakes the next bone in the chain.
從鼓膜傳來的聲波會先帶動鎚骨,鎚骨再去搖動鏈條上的下一塊骨頭。
The Latin word for hammer gave the malleus its name because of the bone's distinctive shape.
鎚骨的英文名稱來自拉丁文「鎚子」,因為這塊骨頭形狀很像鎚子。
Tiny muscles in the middle ear can tighten around the malleus to protect the inner ear from very loud noise.
中耳裡有細小的肌肉會繃緊在鎚骨周圍,保護內耳不受極大噪音傷害。
文法句型
the malleus
用法筆記
Almost always used with the definite article ('the malleus'). Frequently appears in a list with its two neighbouring ossicles, 'incus' and 'stapes', when describing the middle-ear hearing chain.