Definition of lacteal in English:

lacteal

adjective ˈlaktɪəlˈlæktiəl

1Of milk.
乳的
Example sentencesExamples
- It is in fact a very advanced and concentrated refined lacteal complex.
- The study of the kind of lacteal feeding of 667 and 294 children admitted to an Assistential Hospital of S. Paulo City in 1969 and 1972, showed a reduction of breast feeding, in the first year of life, from 5.84% in 1969 to 3.61% in 1972, and of mixed feeding from 5.54% to 4.41%.
- More particularly it relates to breast pads designed to minimize irritation caused by the retention of lacteal fluid on the body-contacting portion of the pad.
1. 1.1Anatomy (of a vessel) conveying chyle or other milky fluid.
  〔剖〕（管）输送乳糜或汁的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The hot castor oil pack is placed over the right side of the abdomen in the area of the lacteal ducts.
  In this way the lacteal sinuses, which contain the initial milk, are pulled into the mouth so that the gum pads and the tip of the tongue can initiate the ‘milking’ process.
  He noted that adhesions to the lacteal duct area could be produced by a variety of sources including high fever, abdominal injury, and nerve reflexes from injured spinal centers.

plural noun ˈlaktɪəlˈlæktiəl

lactealsAnatomy

The lymphatic vessels of the small intestine which absorb digested fats.
〔剖〕小肠微细淋巴管
Example sentencesExamples
- The aim of the Scottish anatomist in this showpiece dissection was to prove once and for all that only the lymphatic vessels - in this case, those known as the lacteals in the intestines - and not the veins were capable of absorbing fats.
- The lymph in the lacteals has a milky appearance due to its high fat content and is called chyle.
- Furthermore, many lacteals are dilated and full of chylomicrons when they should be empty in the fasting state.
- The lymphatics or lacteals blocked with fat deposits are seen on electron microscopy on small bowel endoscopic biopsies.
- Lymphangiectasia is a disease characterized by pathologically dilated and leaky lacteals.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin lacteus (from lac, lact- 'milk') + -al.

Definition of lacteal in US English:

lacteal

adjectiveˈlæktiəlˈlaktēəl

1Of milk.
乳的
Example sentencesExamples
- More particularly it relates to breast pads designed to minimize irritation caused by the retention of lacteal fluid on the body-contacting portion of the pad.
- It is in fact a very advanced and concentrated refined lacteal complex.
- The study of the kind of lacteal feeding of 667 and 294 children admitted to an Assistential Hospital of S. Paulo City in 1969 and 1972, showed a reduction of breast feeding, in the first year of life, from 5.84% in 1969 to 3.61% in 1972, and of mixed feeding from 5.54% to 4.41%.
1. 1.1Anatomy (of a vessel) conveying chyle or other milky fluid.
  〔剖〕（管）输送乳糜或汁的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The hot castor oil pack is placed over the right side of the abdomen in the area of the lacteal ducts.
  In this way the lacteal sinuses, which contain the initial milk, are pulled into the mouth so that the gum pads and the tip of the tongue can initiate the ‘milking’ process.
  He noted that adhesions to the lacteal duct area could be produced by a variety of sources including high fever, abdominal injury, and nerve reflexes from injured spinal centers.

plural nounˈlæktiəlˈlaktēəl

lactealsAnatomy

The lymphatic vessels of the small intestine which absorb digested fats.
〔剖〕小肠微细淋巴管
Example sentencesExamples
- The lymphatics or lacteals blocked with fat deposits are seen on electron microscopy on small bowel endoscopic biopsies.
- The lymph in the lacteals has a milky appearance due to its high fat content and is called chyle.
- The aim of the Scottish anatomist in this showpiece dissection was to prove once and for all that only the lymphatic vessels - in this case, those known as the lacteals in the intestines - and not the veins were capable of absorbing fats.
- Lymphangiectasia is a disease characterized by pathologically dilated and leaky lacteals.
- Furthermore, many lacteals are dilated and full of chylomicrons when they should be empty in the fasting state.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin lacteus (from lac, lact- ‘milk’) + -al.

词汇	lacteal
释义	Definition of lacteal in English: lacteal adjective ˈlaktɪəlˈlæktiəl 1Of milk. 乳的 Example sentencesExamples It is in fact a very advanced and concentrated refined lacteal complex. The study of the kind of lacteal feeding of 667 and 294 children admitted to an Assistential Hospital of S. Paulo City in 1969 and 1972, showed a reduction of breast feeding, in the first year of life, from 5.84% in 1969 to 3.61% in 1972, and of mixed feeding from 5.54% to 4.41%. More particularly it relates to breast pads designed to minimize irritation caused by the retention of lacteal fluid on the body-contacting portion of the pad. 1.1Anatomy (of a vessel) conveying chyle or other milky fluid. 〔剖〕（管）输送乳糜或汁的 Example sentencesExamples The hot castor oil pack is placed over the right side of the abdomen in the area of the lacteal ducts. In this way the lacteal sinuses, which contain the initial milk, are pulled into the mouth so that the gum pads and the tip of the tongue can initiate the ‘milking’ process. He noted that adhesions to the lacteal duct area could be produced by a variety of sources including high fever, abdominal injury, and nerve reflexes from injured spinal centers. plural noun ˈlaktɪəlˈlæktiəl lactealsAnatomy The lymphatic vessels of the small intestine which absorb digested fats. 〔剖〕小肠微细淋巴管 Example sentencesExamples The aim of the Scottish anatomist in this showpiece dissection was to prove once and for all that only the lymphatic vessels - in this case, those known as the lacteals in the intestines - and not the veins were capable of absorbing fats. The lymph in the lacteals has a milky appearance due to its high fat content and is called chyle. Furthermore, many lacteals are dilated and full of chylomicrons when they should be empty in the fasting state. The lymphatics or lacteals blocked with fat deposits are seen on electron microscopy on small bowel endoscopic biopsies. Lymphangiectasia is a disease characterized by pathologically dilated and leaky lacteals. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin lacteus (from lac, lact- 'milk') + -al. Definition of lacteal in US English: lacteal adjectiveˈlæktiəlˈlaktēəl 1Of milk. 乳的 Example sentencesExamples More particularly it relates to breast pads designed to minimize irritation caused by the retention of lacteal fluid on the body-contacting portion of the pad. It is in fact a very advanced and concentrated refined lacteal complex. The study of the kind of lacteal feeding of 667 and 294 children admitted to an Assistential Hospital of S. Paulo City in 1969 and 1972, showed a reduction of breast feeding, in the first year of life, from 5.84% in 1969 to 3.61% in 1972, and of mixed feeding from 5.54% to 4.41%. 1.1Anatomy (of a vessel) conveying chyle or other milky fluid. 〔剖〕（管）输送乳糜或汁的 Example sentencesExamples The hot castor oil pack is placed over the right side of the abdomen in the area of the lacteal ducts. In this way the lacteal sinuses, which contain the initial milk, are pulled into the mouth so that the gum pads and the tip of the tongue can initiate the ‘milking’ process. He noted that adhesions to the lacteal duct area could be produced by a variety of sources including high fever, abdominal injury, and nerve reflexes from injured spinal centers. plural nounˈlæktiəlˈlaktēəl lactealsAnatomy The lymphatic vessels of the small intestine which absorb digested fats. 〔剖〕小肠微细淋巴管 Example sentencesExamples The lymphatics or lacteals blocked with fat deposits are seen on electron microscopy on small bowel endoscopic biopsies. The lymph in the lacteals has a milky appearance due to its high fat content and is called chyle. The aim of the Scottish anatomist in this showpiece dissection was to prove once and for all that only the lymphatic vessels - in this case, those known as the lacteals in the intestines - and not the veins were capable of absorbing fats. Lymphangiectasia is a disease characterized by pathologically dilated and leaky lacteals. Furthermore, many lacteals are dilated and full of chylomicrons when they should be empty in the fasting state. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin lacteus (from lac, lact- ‘milk’) + -al.
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