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Definition of lingual in English: lingualadjective ˈlɪŋɡw(ə)lˈlɪŋɡwəl technical 1Anatomy
Relating to, near, or on the side towards the tongue. 〔剖〕舌侧的 Example sentencesExamples - An incipient dentine tract is present on the lingual side of the tooth.
- Oral lichen planus is common, mainly occurs after middle age, and typically presents as bilateral white lesions (papules, plaques, or reticular areas) in the buccal and lingual mucosae.
- The cingulum, which is strong at the posterior border, thins out in anterior direction along the lingual and buccal sides.
- The posterior lingual crista runs off the lingual side of the fifth cuspule, following the ridge of a posterolingual bulge.
- The later dinocephalians improved on this system by developing heels on the lingual sides of the incisor teeth which met against one another to form a crushing surface when the jaws were shut.
- 1.1 (of a sound) formed by the tongue.
舌音的 Synonyms language-producing, semantic, semasiological
2Relating to speech or language. （与）说话（有关）的，（与）语言（有关）的 his demonstrations of lingual dexterity 他所表现出来的熟练的语言技巧。 Example sentencesExamples - Similarities in language that can be traced to an Atlantean lingual root are across the world, not limited to a single continent.
- If there are so many worlds, each rearing their own children, each would be sent into lingual isolation and be able to develop their own languages.
- The beauty in relationships that transcend social and lingual boundaries is wonderfully depicted as Isa dances with locals in an Indian desert.
- It's consistently lucid, but nearly devoid of the lingual delights and challenges that draw enthusiasts to poetic culture, of any form, in the first place.
- In time, the logic of separation will not be limited to religion - there will be divisions demanded along cultural, lingual and ethnic lines.
- He then apply sets of lingual rules and filters to ‘distill’ the information.
- While humans may experience the senses in some fundamental way, lingual evolution comes out of necessity and transition within specific cultures.
- This may be due to lingual complexities created by terms absorbed from other languages, says Jordan.
Derivativesadverb technical Some teeth are slightly recurved lingually when seen in anterior view, with the labial surface of the tooth slightly convex and the lingual surface slightly concave. Example sentencesExamples - It ends lingually in a well-developed anteroconid.
- Lingually, this ridge crosses the paracone near its base and joins with the anterior cingulum.
- The crown is exodaenodont, forming two ventral lobes, the posterior the stronger; lingually, the crown is more deeply bilobed than labially, but the lobes do not extend as far ventrally.
- In lizards, actively foraging insectivores identify animal prey using lingually sampled chemical cues, but ambush foragers do not.
OriginMid 17th century: from medieval Latin lingualis, from Latin lingua 'tongue, language'. Rhymesbilingual, monolingual, multilingual Definition of lingual in US English: lingualadjectiveˈlɪŋɡwəlˈliNGɡwəl technical 1Anatomy
Relating to, near, or on the side toward the tongue. 〔剖〕舌侧的 Example sentencesExamples - An incipient dentine tract is present on the lingual side of the tooth.
- The posterior lingual crista runs off the lingual side of the fifth cuspule, following the ridge of a posterolingual bulge.
- The later dinocephalians improved on this system by developing heels on the lingual sides of the incisor teeth which met against one another to form a crushing surface when the jaws were shut.
- Oral lichen planus is common, mainly occurs after middle age, and typically presents as bilateral white lesions (papules, plaques, or reticular areas) in the buccal and lingual mucosae.
- The cingulum, which is strong at the posterior border, thins out in anterior direction along the lingual and buccal sides.
- 1.1 (of a sound) formed by the tongue.
舌音的 Synonyms language-producing, semantic, semasiological
2Relating to speech or language. （与）说话（有关）的，（与）语言（有关）的 his demonstrations of lingual dexterity 他所表现出来的熟练的语言技巧。 Example sentencesExamples - If there are so many worlds, each rearing their own children, each would be sent into lingual isolation and be able to develop their own languages.
- While humans may experience the senses in some fundamental way, lingual evolution comes out of necessity and transition within specific cultures.
- He then apply sets of lingual rules and filters to ‘distill’ the information.
- It's consistently lucid, but nearly devoid of the lingual delights and challenges that draw enthusiasts to poetic culture, of any form, in the first place.
- In time, the logic of separation will not be limited to religion - there will be divisions demanded along cultural, lingual and ethnic lines.
- Similarities in language that can be traced to an Atlantean lingual root are across the world, not limited to a single continent.
- This may be due to lingual complexities created by terms absorbed from other languages, says Jordan.
- The beauty in relationships that transcend social and lingual boundaries is wonderfully depicted as Isa dances with locals in an Indian desert.
nounˈlɪŋɡwəlˈliNGɡwəl Phonetics A lingual sound. Example sentencesExamples - What are the following, and give examples of each: Trigraph, subvocals, diphthong, cognate letters, linguals?
OriginMid 17th century: from medieval Latin lingualis, from Latin lingua ‘tongue, language’. |