Definition of locomotor in English:

locomotor

adjective ləʊkə(ʊ)ˈməʊtəˌloʊkəˈmoʊdər

Biology

Relating to locomotion.
〔主生〕运动的，行动的
locomotor organs
运动器官。
Example sentencesExamples
- Activation of the dentate gyrus may merely reflect the intensity of the locomotor activity after the animals have already decided how intensely they want to run.
- In contrast to fish myomeres, the axial locomotor muscles of dolphins are organized into longitudinal tracts as is typical of mammals.
- The labroid fishes are pectoral fin locomotor specialists and a model for examining fin-based swimming.
- Movement in a rectilinear manner decreases the resistive forces associated with the locomotor activity and minimizes the distance traveled.
- We would be remiss not to reiterate that plants and animals differ, of course, in many ways other than in behavioral and locomotor capacities.

Origin

Early 19th century: from locomotion + motor.

Definition of locomotor in US English:

locomotor

adjectiveˌloʊkəˈmoʊdərˌlōkəˈmōdər

Biology

Relating to locomotion.
〔主生〕运动的，行动的
locomotor organs
运动器官。
Example sentencesExamples
- In contrast to fish myomeres, the axial locomotor muscles of dolphins are organized into longitudinal tracts as is typical of mammals.
- The labroid fishes are pectoral fin locomotor specialists and a model for examining fin-based swimming.
- We would be remiss not to reiterate that plants and animals differ, of course, in many ways other than in behavioral and locomotor capacities.
- Activation of the dentate gyrus may merely reflect the intensity of the locomotor activity after the animals have already decided how intensely they want to run.
- Movement in a rectilinear manner decreases the resistive forces associated with the locomotor activity and minimizes the distance traveled.

Origin

Early 19th century: from locomotion + motor.

词汇	locomotor
释义	Definition of locomotor in English: locomotor adjective ləʊkə(ʊ)ˈməʊtəˌloʊkəˈmoʊdər Biology Relating to locomotion. 〔主生〕运动的，行动的 locomotor organs 运动器官。 Example sentencesExamples Activation of the dentate gyrus may merely reflect the intensity of the locomotor activity after the animals have already decided how intensely they want to run. In contrast to fish myomeres, the axial locomotor muscles of dolphins are organized into longitudinal tracts as is typical of mammals. The labroid fishes are pectoral fin locomotor specialists and a model for examining fin-based swimming. Movement in a rectilinear manner decreases the resistive forces associated with the locomotor activity and minimizes the distance traveled. We would be remiss not to reiterate that plants and animals differ, of course, in many ways other than in behavioral and locomotor capacities. Origin Early 19th century: from locomotion + motor. Definition of locomotor in US English: locomotor adjectiveˌloʊkəˈmoʊdərˌlōkəˈmōdər Biology Relating to locomotion. 〔主生〕运动的，行动的 locomotor organs 运动器官。 Example sentencesExamples In contrast to fish myomeres, the axial locomotor muscles of dolphins are organized into longitudinal tracts as is typical of mammals. The labroid fishes are pectoral fin locomotor specialists and a model for examining fin-based swimming. We would be remiss not to reiterate that plants and animals differ, of course, in many ways other than in behavioral and locomotor capacities. Activation of the dentate gyrus may merely reflect the intensity of the locomotor activity after the animals have already decided how intensely they want to run. Movement in a rectilinear manner decreases the resistive forces associated with the locomotor activity and minimizes the distance traveled. Origin Early 19th century: from locomotion + motor.
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