cavities

英 [ˈkævɪtiz]

美 [ˈkævɪtiz]

n.  洞; 孔; 窟窿; 腔; (龋齿的)洞
cavity的复数

柯林斯词典

• 洞;孔;腔
  Acavityis a space or hole in something such as a solid object or a person's body.
• (牙科)龋洞，蛀牙洞
  In dentistry, acavityis a hole in a tooth, caused by decay.

双语例句

• If you cannot equalize pressure in the middle ear cavities or sinuses, you should not continue to descend.
  如果你不能平衡耳腔和鼻窦内的压力，你必须停止下潜。
• A flexible slender surgical instrument used to explore wounds or body cavities.
  用来探测伤口和体腔的有韧性的细的外科器具。
• The dentist said that I had two cavities that needed filling.
  牙医说我的牙有两个洞需要补。
• Ryan's sweet tooth is causing him major cavities.
  瑞安爱吃甜食的习惯已经使他有了大虫牙了。
• Bronchial ciliated columnar epithelial cell Epithelium also lines the air tubes and lung cavities.
  支气管纤毛柱状上皮细胞上皮组织还衬盖气管和肺腔。
• To distinguish between ferrous and non-ferrous metals as well as cavities you can work in this mode.
  为了区分黑色金属和有色金属以及空洞，您可以在此模式下工作。
• Cavities in teeth are caused by decay.
  牙齿上的空洞是由龋蚀造成的。
• The Liverpool team created a porous crystal which has'walls'of atoms and cavities which act as containers for molecules.
  利物浦大学研究小组创造了一种多孔晶体，它具有可作为分子容器的原子“墙”和孔穴。
• Both conditions filled the brain with "vacuoles", small cavities resembling the holes in a sponge.
  两者的脑都布满空泡，一些像海绵中的小空泡。
• Formed into or containing one or more vacuoles or small membrane-bound cavities within a cell.
  形成一个或多个空泡或细胞内有隔膜的小泡，或包含这种泡。