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lamina

/ˈlæm.ɪ.nə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une fine plaque, une feuille ou une couche de matériau, par exemple d'os ou de minéral.

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noun

/ˈlæm.ɪ.nə/C2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant une fine plaque, une feuille ou une couche de matériau, par exemple d'os ou de minéral.

A noun referring to a thin plate, sheet, or layer of material, such as bone or mineral.

  1. Thin layer of boneC1formalmedical

    A thin, flat plate or layer of bone or other tissue, often referring to parts of the vertebral arch.

    frLame osseuse

    • The surgeon carefully removed the lamina to access the spinal cord.
    • A fracture of the vertebral lamina can cause severe back pain.
    • The lamina of the vertebra protects the spinal nerves.

    Synonymeslamellalayerplatesheet

  2. Thin layer of materialC1formalscientific

    A thin sheet, layer, or plate of any material, such as metal or mineral.

    frLamelle (fine couche)

    • The geologist studied the lamina of sedimentary rock.
    • Each lamina in the composite material adds strength.
    • The mineral sample showed distinct laminae under the microscope.

    Synonymesfilmflakelayerplatesheetslabstratum

Formes
  • laminae plural form
  • laminas plural form
  • laminae's possessive plural form
  • laminas' possessive plural form
  • lamina's possessive singular form
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