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anatomy

/əˈnæt.ə.mi/

Übersetzung: Wissenschaft, die den Aufbau des Körpers von Menschen, Tieren und anderen Lebewesen untersucht; auch der Aufbau selbst.

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noun

/əˈnæt.ə.mi/B2formalscientific
  • deWissenschaft, die den Aufbau des Körpers von Menschen, Tieren und anderen Lebewesen untersucht; auch der Aufbau selbst.

A noun referring to the branch of science concerned with the bodily structure of humans, animals, and other living organisms, or the structure itself.

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  1. Scientific study of structureB2formalscientific

    The branch of science concerned with the bodily structure of humans, animals, and other living organisms.

    deAnatomie

    • She studied human anatomy at medical school.
    • Comparative anatomy examines similarities between species.
    • The anatomy of a frog is often studied in biology class.

    Synonymemorphology

  2. The human bodyB1informal

    The physical structure of a person, including bones, muscles, and organs.

    demenschlicher Körper

    • He injured his anatomy during the football game.
    • The artist sketched the anatomy of the model.
    • The doctor examined the patient's anatomy for any abnormalities.

    Synonymebodybuildfigureformframephysiqueshape

  3. Detailed analysisC1formal

    A thorough examination or breakdown of the structure of a complex system, idea, or situation.

    dedetaillierte Analyse

    • The report provides an anatomy of the economic crisis.
    • The book offers an anatomy of political power.
    • Her speech was an anatomy of the company's failures.

    Synonymeanalysisbreakdowndissectionexaminationinspectionscrutinystudy

Formen
  • anatomies plural form
  • anatomies' possessive plural form
  • anatomy's possessive singular form
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