danh từ
người bắt cóc, người cuỗm đi, người lừa đem đi(giải phẫu) cơ giạng ((cũng) abductor muscle)Definition of abductor
abductornoun
kẻ bắt cóc
/æbˈdʌktə(r)//æbˈdʌktər/The term "abductor" in anatomical contexts refers to a type of muscle that is responsible for pulling a bone away from the midline or joint of the body. The word "abductor" is derived from the Latin prefix "ab," which means "away," and the Latin verb "duco," which means "to lead." Historically, Wilhelm His Jr., a renowned Swiss anatomist and physiologist, proposed the term "abductor" in the late 19th century to describe muscles that moved the limbs away from the body's median plane. Prior to His' proposal, such muscles were referred to by various other names, such as "elevator" and "separator," which were deemed confusing and imprecise by medical professionals of his time. Since then, the anatomical nomenclature community has adopted His' terminology, and the word "abductor" has become a widely recognized and commonly used term in medical and scientific fields. Today, the term is employed to describe numerous muscles throughout the body, including those that move the arms, legs, and digits away from the body's midline.
Summary danh từ
người bắt cóc, người cuỗm đi, người lừa đem đi
(giải phẫu) cơ giạng ((cũng) abductor muscle)
danh từngười bắt cóc, người cuỗm đi, người lừa đem đi(giải phẫu) cơ giạng ((cũng) abductor muscle)namespace
a person who abducts somebody
một người bắt cóc ai đó
a muscle that moves a body part away from the middle of the body or from another part
một cơ di chuyển một bộ phận cơ thể ra khỏi giữa cơ thể hoặc từ một bộ phận khác
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