Definition of nodose in English:

nodose

adjective nəʊˈdəʊsˈnoʊdoʊs

technical

Having or characterized by hard or tight lumps; knotty.
〈技〉多结节的，有结节的
Example sentencesExamples
- Along with subsequent calcite deposition, the pentameres are obliterated, the outline becomes rounded, and nodose sides appear.
- Also among marine snails, thick, nodose, spiny, or otherwise ornamented shells are competitive in the sense that they foil predators.
- Morphometric studies were carried out on the chick nodose ganglion between day 5 of incubation and 2 weeks after hatching.
- These terminals of the bipolar nerve cells of the vagal nodose ganglia may well be stretch receptors.
Synonyms
knobbly, knotty, knotted, gnarly, lumpy, bumpy, nodular, rough

Derivatives

nodosity

noun nəʊˈdɒsɪtinoʊˈdɑsədi

technical

In June, 1874, there were about forty or fifty tumors, varying from a slight nodosity to a large horse-chestnut in size.
Example sentencesExamples
- In autoimmune gastritis, the antral portion of the stomach displays nodosity due to hyperplasia.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin nodosus, from nodus 'knot'.

Definition of nodose in US English:

nodose

adjectiveˈnōdōsˈnoʊdoʊs

technical

Having or characterized by hard or tight lumps; knotty.
〈技〉多结节的，有结节的
Example sentencesExamples
- Morphometric studies were carried out on the chick nodose ganglion between day 5 of incubation and 2 weeks after hatching.
- Along with subsequent calcite deposition, the pentameres are obliterated, the outline becomes rounded, and nodose sides appear.
- These terminals of the bipolar nerve cells of the vagal nodose ganglia may well be stretch receptors.
- Also among marine snails, thick, nodose, spiny, or otherwise ornamented shells are competitive in the sense that they foil predators.
Synonyms
knobbly, knotty, knotted, gnarly, lumpy, bumpy, nodular, rough

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin nodosus, from nodus ‘knot’.

词汇	nodose
释义	Definition of nodose in English: nodose adjective nəʊˈdəʊsˈnoʊdoʊs technical Having or characterized by hard or tight lumps; knotty. 〈技〉多结节的，有结节的 Example sentencesExamples Along with subsequent calcite deposition, the pentameres are obliterated, the outline becomes rounded, and nodose sides appear. Also among marine snails, thick, nodose, spiny, or otherwise ornamented shells are competitive in the sense that they foil predators. Morphometric studies were carried out on the chick nodose ganglion between day 5 of incubation and 2 weeks after hatching. These terminals of the bipolar nerve cells of the vagal nodose ganglia may well be stretch receptors. Synonyms knobbly, knotty, knotted, gnarly, lumpy, bumpy, nodular, rough Derivatives nodosity noun nəʊˈdɒsɪtinoʊˈdɑsədi technical In June, 1874, there were about forty or fifty tumors, varying from a slight nodosity to a large horse-chestnut in size. Example sentencesExamples In autoimmune gastritis, the antral portion of the stomach displays nodosity due to hyperplasia. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin nodosus, from nodus 'knot'. Definition of nodose in US English: nodose adjectiveˈnōdōsˈnoʊdoʊs technical Having or characterized by hard or tight lumps; knotty. 〈技〉多结节的，有结节的 Example sentencesExamples Morphometric studies were carried out on the chick nodose ganglion between day 5 of incubation and 2 weeks after hatching. Along with subsequent calcite deposition, the pentameres are obliterated, the outline becomes rounded, and nodose sides appear. These terminals of the bipolar nerve cells of the vagal nodose ganglia may well be stretch receptors. Also among marine snails, thick, nodose, spiny, or otherwise ornamented shells are competitive in the sense that they foil predators. Synonyms knobbly, knotty, knotted, gnarly, lumpy, bumpy, nodular, rough Origin Early 18th century: from Latin nodosus, from nodus ‘knot’.
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