sphygmograph

英式音标：['sfɪgməgrɑ:f]

美式音标：['sfɪgməˌgrɑf]

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词义：

n.

脉波计，脉搏记录仪；

英英释义

Sphygmograph

The sphygmograph ( or ) was a mechanical device used to measure blood pressure in the mid-19th century. It was developed in 1854 by German physiologist Karl von Vierordt (1818–1884).

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Sphygmograph

Sphygmograph.

SPHYGMOGRAPH

The velocity of the pulse wave in man in relation to age as measured by the hot-wire sphygmograph

Physiological apparatus in the Wellcome Museum. 1. The Marey sphygmograph.

Physiological apparatus in the wellcome Museum 2. The dudgeon sphygmograph and its descendants

On Some Points Connected with the Circulation of the Blood, Arrived at from a Study of the Sphygmograph-Trace

The physiology and clinical use of the sphygmograph

Sphygmograph And Autonomic Nervous Analysis System Using The Same

The Interpretation of the Primary and First Secondary Wave in Sphygmograph Tracings

On the Relative Duration of the Component Parts of the Radial Sphygmograph Trace in Health

The Sphygmograph: Pros-theses on the Body

Photoelectric sphygmograph sensor

造句：

1. He has never put an arm around his wife to accommodate photographers.

他从未为了迎合摄影师而搂住妻子。

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2. Some animal and plant species cannot accommodate to the rapidly changing cond-itions.

某些种类的动植物不能适应迅速变化的环境。

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3. There is usually room to accommodate up to 80 visitors.

那里通常可以住得下80位来客。

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4. The roads are built to accommodate gradual temperature changes.

修建这些道路时考虑到了温度的逐渐变化。

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5. She walked slowly to accommodate herself to his pace.

她走得很慢，以便与他保持一致的步伐。

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