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caudal

/ˈkɔː.dəl/

Traduction: Relatif à la queue ou qui y ressemble ; situé dans la partie postérieure du corps ou dirigé vers celle-ci.

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adjective

/ˈkɔː.dəl/C2formalscientific
  • frRelatif à la queue ou qui y ressemble ; situé dans la partie postérieure du corps ou dirigé vers celle-ci.

Relating to or resembling a tail; situated in or directed toward the hind part of the body.

  1. Relating to the tailC1formal

    Constituting or relating to a tail, especially in anatomy or biology.

    frcaudal (relatif à la queue)

    • The caudal fin of the fish helps with propulsion.
    • In many vertebrates, the caudal region contains the tailbone.
    • The surgeon made an incision in the caudal area of the spine.

    Synonymestail

    Antonymesanteriorcephaliccranial

  2. Resembling a tailC1formal

    Having a shape or appearance similar to a tail.

    frEn forme de queue

    • The caudal appendage of the insect is used for balance.
    • Some plants have caudal structures that mimic tails.
    • The caudal extension of the cloud looked like a comet's tail.

    Synonymescaudatetail-shapedtaillike

  3. Direction toward the tailC1formal

    Situated in or directed toward the part of the body from which the tail arises.

    frQui est dirigé vers la queue

    • The caudal vertebrae are located at the base of the spine.
    • Blood flow is directed caudally during certain medical procedures.
    • The caudal direction of the nerve pathway was traced by the researchers.

    Synonymeshindposteriorrear

    Antonymesanteriorcephaliccranial

Formes
  • more caudal comparative form
  • most caudal superlative form
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