cavernous 音標拼音: [k'ævɚnəs]
a . 似巨穴的
似巨穴的
cavernous adj 1 :
being or suggesting a cavern ; "
vast cavernous chambers hollowed out of limestone "
2 :
filled with vascular sinuses and capable of becoming distended and rigid as the result of being filled with blood ;
"
erectile tissue "; "
the penis is an erectile organ " [
synonym :
{
erectile }, {
cavernous }]
Cavernous \
Cav "
ern *
ous \,
a . [
L .
cavernosus :
cf .
F .
caverneux .]
1 .
Full of caverns ;
resembling a cavern or large cavity ;
hollow .
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2 .
Filled with small cavities or cells .
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3 .
Having a sound caused by a cavity .
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{
Cavernous body },
a body of erectile tissue with large interspaces which may be distended with blood ,
as in the penis or clitoris .
{
Cavernous respiration },
a peculiar respiratory sound andible on auscultation ,
when the bronchial tubes communicate with morbid cavities in the lungs .
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53 Moby Thesaurus words for "
cavernous ":
abysmal ,
abyssal ,
boat -
shaped ,
boatlike ,
bottomless ,
bowl -
shaped ,
bowllike ,
cavelike ,
commodious ,
concave ,
concaved ,
craterlike ,
cup -
shaped ,
cupped ,
cymbiform ,
deep as hell ,
dish -
shaped ,
dished ,
dishing ,
dishlike ,
fathomless ,
funnel -
breasted ,
funnel -
chested ,
funnel -
shaped ,
gaping ,
hollow ,
hollowed ,
incurved ,
incurving ,
incurvous ,
infundibular ,
infundibuliform ,
navicular ,
naviform ,
plumbless ,
plunging ,
retiring ,
retreating ,
reverberant ,
saucer -
shaped ,
scaphoid ,
scyphate ,
sepulchral ,
soundless ,
spoonlike ,
sunk ,
sunken ,
unfathomable ,
unfathomed ,
unsounded ,
vast ,
without bottom ,
yawning
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