Definition of appendicular in English:

appendicular

adjective ˌap(ə)nˈdɪkjʊləˌæpənˈdɪkjələr

Anatomy

Relating to a limb or limbs.
〔剖〕（与）肢体（有关）的
the appendicular skeleton
Example sentencesExamples
- Scutes over the limbs are termed appendicular scutes, and scutes forming the ventral portion of the carapace are referred to as ventral scutes.
- The limbs and appendicular musculature of tetrapods are a further elaboration of the non-axial musculature.
- The somatic layer of the lateral plate gives rise to the appendicular skeleton and the connective tissue of the limbs and body wall.
- Since muscle mass is appendicular, it seems reasonable to propose that the addition of a calf or upper leg girth would have strengthened the prediction equation.
- The appendicular skeleton is also dependent on the stability of the axial skeleton, upon which it operates.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin appendicula 'small appendage', diminutive of appendix, + -ar¹.

Definition of appendicular in US English:

appendicular

adjectiveˌapənˈdikyələrˌæpənˈdɪkjələr

technical

1Relating to or denoting an appendage or appendages.
〈技〉（与）附件（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- The appendicular elements are robustly constructed.
- The axial elements were the least variable, the most proximal appendicular elements were in the middle range, and the more distal appendicular elements were the most variable.
1. 1.1Anatomy Relating to a limb or limbs.
  〔剖〕（与）肢体（有关）的
  the appendicular skeleton
  Example sentencesExamples
  Scutes over the limbs are termed appendicular scutes, and scutes forming the ventral portion of the carapace are referred to as ventral scutes.
  The appendicular skeleton is also dependent on the stability of the axial skeleton, upon which it operates.
  The somatic layer of the lateral plate gives rise to the appendicular skeleton and the connective tissue of the limbs and body wall.
  The limbs and appendicular musculature of tetrapods are a further elaboration of the non-axial musculature.
  Since muscle mass is appendicular, it seems reasonable to propose that the addition of a calf or upper leg girth would have strengthened the prediction equation.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin appendicula ‘small appendage’, diminutive of appendix, + -ar.

词汇	appendicular
释义	Definition of appendicular in English: appendicular adjective ˌap(ə)nˈdɪkjʊləˌæpənˈdɪkjələr Anatomy Relating to a limb or limbs. 〔剖〕（与）肢体（有关）的 the appendicular skeleton Example sentencesExamples Scutes over the limbs are termed appendicular scutes, and scutes forming the ventral portion of the carapace are referred to as ventral scutes. The limbs and appendicular musculature of tetrapods are a further elaboration of the non-axial musculature. The somatic layer of the lateral plate gives rise to the appendicular skeleton and the connective tissue of the limbs and body wall. Since muscle mass is appendicular, it seems reasonable to propose that the addition of a calf or upper leg girth would have strengthened the prediction equation. The appendicular skeleton is also dependent on the stability of the axial skeleton, upon which it operates. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin appendicula 'small appendage', diminutive of appendix, + -ar¹. Definition of appendicular in US English: appendicular adjectiveˌapənˈdikyələrˌæpənˈdɪkjələr technical 1Relating to or denoting an appendage or appendages. 〈技〉（与）附件（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples The appendicular elements are robustly constructed. The axial elements were the least variable, the most proximal appendicular elements were in the middle range, and the more distal appendicular elements were the most variable. 1.1Anatomy Relating to a limb or limbs. 〔剖〕（与）肢体（有关）的 the appendicular skeleton Example sentencesExamples Scutes over the limbs are termed appendicular scutes, and scutes forming the ventral portion of the carapace are referred to as ventral scutes. The appendicular skeleton is also dependent on the stability of the axial skeleton, upon which it operates. The somatic layer of the lateral plate gives rise to the appendicular skeleton and the connective tissue of the limbs and body wall. The limbs and appendicular musculature of tetrapods are a further elaboration of the non-axial musculature. Since muscle mass is appendicular, it seems reasonable to propose that the addition of a calf or upper leg girth would have strengthened the prediction equation. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin appendicula ‘small appendage’, diminutive of appendix, + -ar.
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