thyroids

thyroids

美 [ˈθaɪˌrɔɪd] 　英 [ˈθaɪrɔɪd]

• adj.【解】甲状(软骨)的；甲状腺的；盾状的
• n.【解】甲状腺；甲状软骨；【药】甲状腺剂

词形变化

复数：thyroids  单数：thyroid gland  复数：thyroid glands  

英汉解释

adj.	1. 【解】甲状(软骨)的;甲状腺的 2. 盾状的
n.	1. 【解】甲状腺;甲状软骨 2. 【药】甲状腺剂

英英解释

n.	1. an organ in your neck that produces substances that your body needs in order to control your behavior and the way that your body grows

例句

Radiation hits thyroids first. Take extra precautions.

辐射首先破坏的是甲状腺，请采取额外的防护措施。

Seafood also contains iodine, which is good for your thyroids .

食用海鲜还可以补充对甲状腺有益的碘元素。

Children exposed to the highest levels of iodine-131, mainly through milk, suffered irreparable harm to their thyroids.

高剂量的碘-131主要通过牛奶传播，使暴露儿童的甲状腺遭受到无法挽回的损伤。

It can also cause the swelling of the thyroids , damage the optic nerve and the motor nerve.

还可引起甲状腺肿，并会伤害视神经和运动神经等。

Microencapsulated neonatal porcine islet transplantation reverses the morphological changes of thyroids in diabetic rats

微囊包膜新生猪胰岛移植逆转糖尿病大鼠甲状腺形态学改变

People suffer from a lack of iodine in this region, so when the radioactive iodine was released, their thyroids gobbled it up;

这一带人们苦于缺乏体内必要的碘，所以当有辐射性的碘从电厂逸出时，人们的甲状腺会拚命吸收；

CT study and clinical significance of thyroids of normal adults

正常成人甲状腺的CT研究及临床意义