Definition of cellule in English:

cellule

noun ˈsɛljuːl

1A small room or cell. Now rare.
2Biology. A small space, cavity, or sac in an organism or natural product.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French cellule extremely small enclosed space, cavity, or sac in an organized body or product, compartment in the brain, small room or cell and its etymon classical Latin cellula small room or cell, in post-classical Latin also compartment in the brain from cella + -ula; compare -ule.

Definition of cellule in US English:

cellule

nounˈsɛljuːl

1A small room or cell. Now rare.
2Biology. A small space, cavity, or sac in an organism or natural product.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French cellule extremely small enclosed space, cavity, or sac in an organized body or product, compartment in the brain, small room or cell and its etymon classical Latin cellula small room or cell, in post-classical Latin also compartment in the brain from cella + -ula; compare -ule.

词汇	cellule
释义	Definition of cellule in English: cellule noun ˈsɛljuːl 1A small room or cell. Now rare. 2Biology. A small space, cavity, or sac in an organism or natural product. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French cellule extremely small enclosed space, cavity, or sac in an organized body or product, compartment in the brain, small room or cell and its etymon classical Latin cellula small room or cell, in post-classical Latin also compartment in the brain from cella + -ula; compare -ule. Definition of cellule in US English: cellule nounˈsɛljuːl 1A small room or cell. Now rare. 2Biology. A small space, cavity, or sac in an organism or natural product. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French, French cellule extremely small enclosed space, cavity, or sac in an organized body or product, compartment in the brain, small room or cell and its etymon classical Latin cellula small room or cell, in post-classical Latin also compartment in the brain from cella + -ula; compare -ule.
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