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carinate

/ˈkær.ɪ.neɪt/

翻译: 过时的形容词,意为有龙骨或脊状突起的,常用于动物学中描述鸟类的胸骨或贝壳的形状。, 名词,指具有龙骨状突起的胸骨的鸟类,该突起为飞行肌肉提供附着点,是主动飞行所必需的。

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adjective

/ˈkær.ɪ.neɪt/formalscientific已废弃
  • zh过时的形容词,意为有龙骨或脊状突起的,常用于动物学中描述鸟类的胸骨或贝壳的形状。

An obsolete adjective meaning having a keel or a ridge, typically used in zoology to describe a bird's sternum or a shell's shape.

  1. Having a keel-like ridgeC2formal

    Describes something that has a ridge or a structure resembling the keel of a ship, often used in biology for certain shells or bones.

    zh具龙骨状突起的

    • The carinate shell of the mollusk is easily identifiable.
    • In ornithology, a carinate sternum is typical of flying birds.
    • The fossil showed a distinctly carinate structure along its midline.

    同义词carinatedkeeledridged

词形
  • more carinate comparative form
  • most carinate superlative form

noun

/ˈkær.ɪ.neɪt/C2formalscientific
  • zh名词,指具有龙骨状突起的胸骨的鸟类,该突起为飞行肌肉提供附着点,是主动飞行所必需的。

A noun referring to birds that possess a keeled breastbone, which provides attachment for the flight muscles necessary for powered flight.

  1. Keeled birdC2formalscientific

    A bird that has a keeled breastbone (sternum) for the attachment of strong flight muscles.

    zh突胸鸟

    • Most modern birds are carinates, capable of sustained flight.
    • The carinate's sternum is adapted for powerful wing strokes.
    • Paleontologists study the evolution of carinates from their ancestors.
词形
  • carinates plural form
  • carinates' possessive plural form
  • carinate's possessive singular form