Definition of hilum in English:

hilum

nounPlural hila ˈhʌɪləmˈhīləm

Botany

1The scar on a seed marking the point of attachment to its seed vessel.
〔植〕（种）脐
Example sentencesExamples
- Additional indicators are harvesting seed with bleeding hila and having green stem at harvest.
- The ‘black eye’ of the common variety is the hilum, or attachment point of the pea to the pod.
- The fungus grows into the pod and spreads though the hilum, resulting in seed discoloration being centered on the hilum.
- A hilar groove is located at the centre of the seed hilum area, and consists of more elongated macrosclereids.
- Others are seed coat and hilum colour (visible in the field), prevalence of disease and maturity.
1. 1.1 A point in a starch granule around which the layers of starch are deposited.
  （淀粉粒的）核（或脐点）
2. 1.2Anatomy
  another term for hilus
  Example sentencesExamples
  The anterior apical and tumor was palpable within the hilum and appeared to be centered in the hilum of the left lung.
  These arterioles frequently showed continuity at the glomerular hilum with segmental necrotizing glomerular lesions.
  The median sternotomy is used to gain access to the anterior mediastinum, heart, great vessels, hila and pleural spaces.
  The body and tail extend along the splenic vein toward the splenic hilum.
  After dissection of the left hilum, physiologic saline was continuously infused via the tail vein at 0.75 ml/hour for 4 hours.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the Latin sense): from Latin, literally 'little thing, trifle', once thought to mean 'that which sticks to a bean', hence the current sense (mid 18th century).

Rhymes

asylum, phylum, whilom

Definition of hilum in US English:

hilum

nounˈhīləm

Botany

1The scar on a seed marking the point of attachment to its seed vessel.
〔植〕（种）脐
Example sentencesExamples
- The ‘black eye’ of the common variety is the hilum, or attachment point of the pea to the pod.
- The fungus grows into the pod and spreads though the hilum, resulting in seed discoloration being centered on the hilum.
- Additional indicators are harvesting seed with bleeding hila and having green stem at harvest.
- Others are seed coat and hilum colour (visible in the field), prevalence of disease and maturity.
- A hilar groove is located at the centre of the seed hilum area, and consists of more elongated macrosclereids.
1. 1.1 A point in a starch granule around which the layers of starch are deposited.
  （淀粉粒的）核（或脐点）
2. 1.2Anatomy
  another term for hilus
  Example sentencesExamples
  The median sternotomy is used to gain access to the anterior mediastinum, heart, great vessels, hila and pleural spaces.
  After dissection of the left hilum, physiologic saline was continuously infused via the tail vein at 0.75 ml/hour for 4 hours.
  These arterioles frequently showed continuity at the glomerular hilum with segmental necrotizing glomerular lesions.
  The anterior apical and tumor was palpable within the hilum and appeared to be centered in the hilum of the left lung.
  The body and tail extend along the splenic vein toward the splenic hilum.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the Latin sense): from Latin, literally ‘little thing, trifle’, once thought to mean ‘that which sticks to a bean’, hence the current sense (mid 18th century).

词汇	hilum
释义	Definition of hilum in English: hilum nounPlural hila ˈhʌɪləmˈhīləm Botany 1The scar on a seed marking the point of attachment to its seed vessel. 〔植〕（种）脐 Example sentencesExamples Additional indicators are harvesting seed with bleeding hila and having green stem at harvest. The ‘black eye’ of the common variety is the hilum, or attachment point of the pea to the pod. The fungus grows into the pod and spreads though the hilum, resulting in seed discoloration being centered on the hilum. A hilar groove is located at the centre of the seed hilum area, and consists of more elongated macrosclereids. Others are seed coat and hilum colour (visible in the field), prevalence of disease and maturity. 1.1 A point in a starch granule around which the layers of starch are deposited. （淀粉粒的）核（或脐点） 1.2Anatomy another term for hilus Example sentencesExamples The anterior apical and tumor was palpable within the hilum and appeared to be centered in the hilum of the left lung. These arterioles frequently showed continuity at the glomerular hilum with segmental necrotizing glomerular lesions. The median sternotomy is used to gain access to the anterior mediastinum, heart, great vessels, hila and pleural spaces. The body and tail extend along the splenic vein toward the splenic hilum. After dissection of the left hilum, physiologic saline was continuously infused via the tail vein at 0.75 ml/hour for 4 hours. Origin Mid 17th century (in the Latin sense): from Latin, literally 'little thing, trifle', once thought to mean 'that which sticks to a bean', hence the current sense (mid 18th century). Rhymes asylum, phylum, whilom Definition of hilum in US English: hilum nounˈhīləm Botany 1The scar on a seed marking the point of attachment to its seed vessel. 〔植〕（种）脐 Example sentencesExamples The ‘black eye’ of the common variety is the hilum, or attachment point of the pea to the pod. The fungus grows into the pod and spreads though the hilum, resulting in seed discoloration being centered on the hilum. Additional indicators are harvesting seed with bleeding hila and having green stem at harvest. Others are seed coat and hilum colour (visible in the field), prevalence of disease and maturity. A hilar groove is located at the centre of the seed hilum area, and consists of more elongated macrosclereids. 1.1 A point in a starch granule around which the layers of starch are deposited. （淀粉粒的）核（或脐点） 1.2Anatomy another term for hilus Example sentencesExamples The median sternotomy is used to gain access to the anterior mediastinum, heart, great vessels, hila and pleural spaces. After dissection of the left hilum, physiologic saline was continuously infused via the tail vein at 0.75 ml/hour for 4 hours. These arterioles frequently showed continuity at the glomerular hilum with segmental necrotizing glomerular lesions. The anterior apical and tumor was palpable within the hilum and appeared to be centered in the hilum of the left lung. The body and tail extend along the splenic vein toward the splenic hilum. Origin Mid 17th century (in the Latin sense): from Latin, literally ‘little thing, trifle’, once thought to mean ‘that which sticks to a bean’, hence the current sense (mid 18th century).
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