midline

midline

中英翻译

中文含义：中线；中央线

英文含义：1. an imaginary line in the middle of something, especially the body 2. a road or path that separates two halves of an area 3. the thin line that runs along the center of the body, dividing it into left and right halves

词性

形容词：midline

名词：midline

词语辨析

midline与midpoint区别：midline指的是某物的中线或中央线，而midpoint指的是某条线段的中点。

词汇扩充

1. midline incision 中线切口

2. midline shift 中线移位

近义词

centerline, median line

反义词

side line, off-center

柯林斯词典

In anatomy, the midline is an imaginary line that divides the body into left and right halves.

牛津词典

The midline of the body is an imaginary line that divides it into two equal halves.

用法

1. The surgeon made a precise incision along the midline of the patient's abdomen.

2. The road was designed with a midline to separate traffic going in opposite directions.

例句

1. The midline of the body divides it into left and right halves.
2. The researchers identified a significant deviation from the midline in the patient's spinal cord.
3. When drawing a symmetrical figure, it is important to start with the midline.
4. The building's design features a prominent midline that runs from the entrance to the back.
5. She placed the ruler along the midline of the paper to ensure the fold was straight.
6. His scar ran along the midline of his chest, a reminder of the surgery he had undergone.
7. There was a slight shift in the baby's midline where the spine met the neck.
8. The artist carefully positioned the eyes along the midline of the portrait.
9. The teacher drew a midline down the chalkboard to separate the two sides for the game.
10. He felt a sharp pain along the midline of his back, signaling a possible injury.