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calcification

/ˌkæl.sɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 名词,指组织因钙盐沉积而变硬或钙化的过程,也指由此形成的硬化状态;也可比喻僵化、不灵活的状态。

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noun

C1formalcommonmedical/ˌkæl.sɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

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A noun referring to the process of hardening or impregnating tissue with calcium salts, or the resulting hardened state, which can also be used metaphorically to describe an inflexible condition.

  • 🇨🇳名词,指组织因钙盐沉积而变硬或钙化的过程,也指由此形成的硬化状态;也可比喻僵化、不灵活的状态。
  1. Process of calcium deposition C1 formal medical

    The process by which calcium or calcium salts accumulate in body tissues, often as part of normal bone formation or as a pathological condition.

    • Calcification of the arteries can lead to cardiovascular problems.
    • The doctor observed abnormal calcification in the patient's joints.
    • Normal bone growth requires proper calcification.

    🇨🇳钙化

    反义词: decalcification

  2. Hardened tissue C1 formal medical

    Tissue that has become hardened due to the deposition of lime salts, often making it less flexible or functional.

    • The X-ray revealed areas of calcification in the lung tissue.
    • Calcification in the breast can sometimes be a sign of early cancer.
    • The surgeon removed a small calcification from the kidney.

    🇨🇳钙化

  3. Rigid state of mind C2 informal

    A state of being inflexible, unchanging, or resistant to new ideas or developments.

    • His calcification of thought prevented him from accepting modern methods.
    • The company suffered from organizational calcification, refusing to innovate.
    • Intellectual calcification can hinder personal growth.

    🇨🇳僵化

    同义词: fossilizationhardeninginflexibilityossificationpetrificationrigiditystagnation

    反义词: adaptabilityflexibilityopenness

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