nerve如何读

英:[nɜːv]

美:[nɜːrv]

nerve英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]神经 fiber or bundle of fibers carrying impulses of sensation or of movement between the brain and all parts of the body
  2. [P]神经过敏,神经紧张 condition in which one is very nervous, irritable, worried, etc.; nervousness
  3. [U]勇气,胆量 boldness; courage
  4. [S]厚脸皮,放肆 impudence (used especially as in the expressions shown)

nerve是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 神经过敏,神经紧张
  2. 【解】神经
  3. 勇气,胆量,胆力,大胆
  4. 沉着
  5. 厚颜,厚脸
  6. 精力
  7. 果断
  8. 鲁莽,冒失
  9. 【植】叶脉
  10. 【昆】翅脉
  11. 筋,腱
  12. 气力
  13. (复)nerves:神经过敏,神经紧张
v. (动词)
  1. 鼓励,激励
  2. 勇敢些
  3. 歇斯底里
  4. 鼓足勇气
  5. 振作精神
  6. 鼓励…做
  7. 给…以力量,给…以勇气

nerve变形

复数:nerves

第三人称单数:nerves

现在分词:nerving

过去式:nerved

过去分词:nerved

nerve词根

词根:nervy

adj.

nervous 神经的;紧张不安的;强健有力的

nervy 有勇气的;易激动的;紧张不安的

adv.

nervously 神经质地;焦急地;提心吊胆地

nervily 大胆地;强壮地;神经过敏地

n.

nervousness 神经质;[心理] 神经过敏;紧张不安

nervure 叶脉;[昆] 翅脉

nerve英英释义

noun

sinew, tendon

strain every nerve

any of the filamentous bands of nervous tissue that connect parts of the nervous system with the other organs, conduct nerve impulses, and are made up of axons and dendrites together with protective and supportive structures

power of endurance or control : fortitude, strength

assurance, boldnessalso: presumptuous audacity : gall

a sore or sensitive point

her remark touched a nerve

nerves plural nervous agitation or irritability : nervousness

a case of nerves

vein sense 2

the sensitive pulp of a tooth

verb

transitive verb

to give strength or courage to : supply with physical or moral force

nerve词组

nerve oneself鼓起勇气;振作

optic nerve视神经

peripheral nerve末梢神经,外周神经

facial nerve面神经;颜面神经

sciatic nerven. 坐骨神经

nerve cell[解]神经细胞

nerve root神经根

nerve fibern. 神经纤维;神经元

sensory nerve[医]感觉神经

sympathetic nerve[解]交感神经

vagus nerve[医]迷走神经;交感神经

motor nerve运动神经

ulnar nerven. 尺神经;尺骨神经

cranial nerven. 脑神经;颅神经

median nerve正中神经

radial nerve桡神经

trigeminal nerve三叉神经

nerve center[解]神经中枢;神经元

nerve tissue神经组织

have no nerves毫不紧张 

nerve区别

 bravery, courage, nerve, backbone

这组词都有“勇气、胆量”的意思,其区别是:

bravery指在危险中表现出的无所畏惧精神或在逆境中仍能坚持下去的毅力。

courage普通用词。指面对危险或困难时无所畏惧的精神和敢于奋斗的进取心。

nerve侧重指面临危险或在冒险的情况下具有冷静、清醒的头脑和坚定无畏的勇气。

backbone指性格倔强,意志坚定,有骨气,有顽强的决心去做某事。

以上来源于网络

nerve词源中文解释

14世纪末, nerve, nerf, 指的是“筋,肌腱,身体的硬索”(现已过时的意义),也指的是“从大脑或脊髓传递感觉或运动能力的纤维或纤维束”,源自古法语 nerf,直接源自中世纪拉丁语 nervus “神经”,源自拉丁语 nervus “筋,肌腱; 弦,弓弦,乐器的弦”,是古拉丁语 *neuros 的音位转换,源自 PIE *(s)neu- “筋,肌腱”(源头还包括梵语 snavan- “带子,筋”,亚美尼亚语 neard “筋”,希腊语 neuron “筋,肌腱”,在伽蓝“神经”中)。

The late medieval surgeons understood the nature and function of the nerves and often used nervus to denote a `nerve' in the modern sense, as well as to denote a `tendon'. There appears to have been some confusion, however, between nerves and tendons; hence, a number of instances in which nervus may be interpreted in either way or in both ways simultaneously. [Middle English Compendium] 
中世纪后期的外科医生了解神经的性质和功能,并经常使用 nervus 来表示现代意义上的“神经”,以及表示“肌腱”。然而,神经和肌腱之间似乎存在一些混淆; 因此,有一些情况下 nervus 可以同时解释为两种方式或同时解释为两种方式。【中古英语汇编】

次要的意义是从“力量,活力; 力量,能量”(约1600年)的意义发展而来,源自“筋”的意义。因此,非科学意义上的感觉或勇气的引申义首次出现在约1600年(如 nerves of steel 中所示,1869年),而在面对危险时的冷静、在困难或关键情况下的坚韧的意义则始于1809年。贬义的意义“厚颜无耻,大胆,脸皮厚”(最初是俚语)始于1887年。拉丁语 nervus 也有“活力,力量,能力,力量”的比喻意义,希腊语 neuron 也有类似的意义。从神经学的意义上来说, Nerves “癔症神经紧张状态”最早可追溯到1890年,可能源自1792年。get on (someone's) nerves 的意思是从1895年开始的。War of nerves “心理战”始于1915年。

nerve_人体组织学行业词汇

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nerve_动物学行业词汇

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nerve_医学行业词汇

神经:肉眼可见的条索状结构,构成于成束的神经纤维,在中枢神经系统及身体其他部位之间传递冲动。神经有结缔组织的鞘(神经外膜),包围着神经纤维束

每一束都有其本身的结缔组织膜(神经束膜)包围,其内面为扁的间皮细胞形成的膜。极小的神经可能只是从大神经发出的一个束。在每一个束中,每一条在显微镜下才能见到的神经纤维都由间质结缔组织(神经内膜)包绕。每一根神经纤维(带有其覆盖膜的轴突)包括有细胞浆(轴浆)基质,内有成形的成分,整个结构都有一薄层膜(轴膜)包被。每一条神经纤维都包有一个细胞鞘(神经鞘),它可以被或不被神经

nerve_心理学行业词汇

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nerve_解剖学行业词汇

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又称 :神经(Nervus(拉))

nerve词源英文解释

Noun Latin nervus sinew, nerve; akin to Greek neuron sinew, nerve, nēn to spin — more at needle

The first known use of nerve was in the 14th century

nerve儿童词典英英释义

nervelessadjective

lacking strength or courage : feeble

showing or having control : not nervous

nerve1 of 2noun

tendon

strain every nerve

one of the stringy bands of nervous tissue connecting the nervous system with other organs and carrying nerve impulses

power of endurance or control

a test of mind and nerve

fearless boldness

had the nerve to confront the mysterious stranger

behavior marked by a rude or disrespectful boldness

what nerve of her to say that

a sore or sensitive point

that remark hit a nerve

plural a condition of being very nervous : jitters

had a case of the nerves before her performance

a vein in a leaf or in the wing of an insect

the sensitive soft inner part of a tooth

nerve2 of 2verb

to give strength or courage to

nerve医学词典英英释义

nervenoun

any of the filamentous bands of nervous tissue that connect parts of the nervous system with the other organs, conduct nerve impulses, and are made up of axons and dendrites together with protective and supportive structures and that for the larger nerves have the fibers gathered into funiculi surrounded by a perineurium and the funiculi enclosed in a common epineurium

nerves plural a state or condition of nervous agitation or irritability

the sensitive pulp of a tooth

nerve 例句

1 It used to make me feel bad, but now it just gets on my nerves.

2 Still, I'm pretty sure Ted sensed he’d hit a nerve, and he kept coming at me.

3 Finally I got up the nerve to write her a letter about becoming a psychology and literature major.

4 Then she placed her hands, vertically, over her eyes and pressed the heels hard, as though to paralyze the optic nerve and drown all images into a voidlike black.

5 Does the medicine take long to act on the nerve centers?

这药过很长时间才对神经中枢起作用 吗 ?

6 I still got nervous, but after a while, the stomach-twisting nerves that went along with the unknown turned into only a flutter.

7 Pious people have always gotten on my nerves.

8 Research conducted at Stanford University shows a mental image fires the nerve system the same way as actually doing something.

斯坦福大学的研究表明,大脑中的图像刺激神经系统的原理与某人实际在做某事是一样的。

9 So far we’ve only purchased things from around the edges; we can’t get up the nerve to walk in there whole hog and do our shopping.

10 It takes nerve to be a racing driver.

当赛车手要有胆量.

11 I can be very patient, and then I can burst if my nerves are worn out.

我很有耐心,可如果我的承受力到了极限,我就撑不住了。

12 They had the nerve to tell us that—as far as they could tell—Quinton was unemployed.

13 My mom admits that nerves were part of the equation but says her doubts and anxieties were allayed by the excitement of starting a life with my dad.

14 He blinked his eyes from the bright sunshine; his nerves were so taut that he had difficulty in breathing.

15 It is a position requiring nerve.

这是个需要勇气的位置.

16 She hasn't got the nerve to stand up and brazen it out.

17 I scribbled down a script to fight off my nerves.

18 She plucked up the nerve to ask him.

19 Those chemicals have been proven to cause cancer, damage nerve cells, and disrupt your endocrine system—your hormones.

20 He kept his nerve to win the final set 6–4.

他鼓足斗志以6:4赢了最后一盘。

nerve 同义词

9 使某人心烦意乱

kick in the teeth

10 给与勇气

embolden

11 胆力

heart

18 使有勇气

enhearten encourage rally embolden

19 心神不定

restless

22 气魄

soul dash

26 情绪不安

nervous

28 有劲

energetic

38 某人心烦意乱

kick in the teeth

39 神经纤维

nerve fiber

51 微妙之点

subtlety nicety

52 主要部分

main trunk

54 神经组织

commissure

61 精神力量

force

63 有精力

forceful

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