Definition of ankylose in English:

ankylose

verbˈaŋkɪləʊz

be/become ankylosedMedicine

(of bones or a joint) be or become stiffened or united by ankylosis.
〔医〕（骨，关节）（使）僵硬；（使）长合
Example sentencesExamples
- An ankylosed tooth can force adjacent teeth out of position, which can affect the bite.
- Ankylosed teeth fail to erupt to meet their counterparts in the opposite jaw.
- The half-vertebra is, as a rule, ankylosed to adjacent vertebrae.
- Few reports address the reconstructive challenge of total knee arthroplasty after a surgically fused or ankylosed knee.
- Removal of an ankylosed tooth may be difficult and traumatic leading to esthetic bony ridge deformities and optimal prosthetic treatment interferences.
- Undeterred by a permanently ankylosed knee joint, he joined the Malayan medical service.

Origin

Late 18th century: back-formation from ankylosis, on the pattern of words such as anastomose.

Definition of ankylose in US English:

ankylose

verb

be/become ankylosedMedicine

(of bones or a joint) be or become stiffened or united by ankylosis.
〔医〕（骨，关节）（使）僵硬；（使）长合
Example sentencesExamples
- Removal of an ankylosed tooth may be difficult and traumatic leading to esthetic bony ridge deformities and optimal prosthetic treatment interferences.
- Few reports address the reconstructive challenge of total knee arthroplasty after a surgically fused or ankylosed knee.
- The half-vertebra is, as a rule, ankylosed to adjacent vertebrae.
- An ankylosed tooth can force adjacent teeth out of position, which can affect the bite.
- Undeterred by a permanently ankylosed knee joint, he joined the Malayan medical service.
- Ankylosed teeth fail to erupt to meet their counterparts in the opposite jaw.

Origin

Late 18th century: back-formation from ankylosis, on the pattern of words such as anastomose.

词汇	ankylose
释义	Definition of ankylose in English: ankylose verbˈaŋkɪləʊz be/become ankylosedMedicine (of bones or a joint) be or become stiffened or united by ankylosis. 〔医〕（骨，关节）（使）僵硬；（使）长合 Example sentencesExamples An ankylosed tooth can force adjacent teeth out of position, which can affect the bite. Ankylosed teeth fail to erupt to meet their counterparts in the opposite jaw. The half-vertebra is, as a rule, ankylosed to adjacent vertebrae. Few reports address the reconstructive challenge of total knee arthroplasty after a surgically fused or ankylosed knee. Removal of an ankylosed tooth may be difficult and traumatic leading to esthetic bony ridge deformities and optimal prosthetic treatment interferences. Undeterred by a permanently ankylosed knee joint, he joined the Malayan medical service. Origin Late 18th century: back-formation from ankylosis, on the pattern of words such as anastomose. Definition of ankylose in US English: ankylose verb be/become ankylosedMedicine (of bones or a joint) be or become stiffened or united by ankylosis. 〔医〕（骨，关节）（使）僵硬；（使）长合 Example sentencesExamples Removal of an ankylosed tooth may be difficult and traumatic leading to esthetic bony ridge deformities and optimal prosthetic treatment interferences. Few reports address the reconstructive challenge of total knee arthroplasty after a surgically fused or ankylosed knee. The half-vertebra is, as a rule, ankylosed to adjacent vertebrae. An ankylosed tooth can force adjacent teeth out of position, which can affect the bite. Undeterred by a permanently ankylosed knee joint, he joined the Malayan medical service. Ankylosed teeth fail to erupt to meet their counterparts in the opposite jaw. Origin Late 18th century: back-formation from ankylosis, on the pattern of words such as anastomose.
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