vagal
vagal — 形容詞
- vagalpositive
- more vagalcomparative
- most vagalsuperlative
1. connected with the vagus nerve — the long nerve that runs from the lower part of
迷走神經的
與迷走神經有關的
connected with the vagus nerve — the long nerve that runs from the lower part of the brain down through the neck and chest to the stomach, carrying signals between the brain and many important internal organs such as the heart and lungs.
A vagal response made Hoa dizzy when the doctor pressed her neck during the check-up.
醫生在健康檢查時按壓 Hoa 的脖子，引發迷走神經反應，讓她頭暈。
collocation: vagal response — a physical reaction caused by the vagus nerve
The nurse said that slow, deep breathing stimulates vagal activity and lowers a rapid heart rate.
護士說，緩慢的深呼吸可以刺激迷走神經活動，降低快速的心跳。
collocation: vagal activity — the nerve's effect on the body
Ayana's doctor suggested vagal exercises such as cold-water splashes to help manage her anxiety.
Ayana 的醫生建議她做冷水潑臉等迷走神經運動來幫助控制焦慮。
A sudden vagal reaction can make people faint from seeing a needle or strong pain.
突然的迷走神經反應可能會讓人因為看到針頭或劇烈疼痛而昏倒。
collocation: vagal reaction — a sudden reflex caused by nerve stimulation
Léa learned that high vagal tone is linked to better emotional control and a calm body.
Léa 學到，較高的迷走神經張力與較好的情緒控制及平靜的身體狀態有關。
collocation: vagal tone — the baseline activity level of the vagus nerve
- vagal response
- vagal reaction
- vagal tone
- vagal stimulation
- vagal activity
- vagal nerve
用法筆記
Used almost exclusively in medical and physiological contexts. Typically appears before a noun — common collocates are 'response', 'reaction', 'tone', 'stimulation', and 'activity'. Not used in everyday conversation without a medical topic.
常見錯誤
同根字
- vagus名詞C2