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opercula
operculum
的複數形
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
O·per·cu·la
n. pl.
See
Operculum
.
◄
►
From:
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
O·per·cu·lum
n.
;
pl
.
L
.
Opercula
E
.
Operculums
1.
Bot.
(a)
The
lid
of
a
pitcherform
leaf
.
(b)
The
lid
of
the
urnlike
capsule
of
mosses
.
2.
Anat.
(a)
Any
lidlike
or
operculiform
process
or
part
;
as
,
the
opercula
of
a
dental
follicle
.
(b)
The
fold
of
integument
,
usually
supported
by
bony
plates
,
which
protects
the
gills
of
most
fishes
and
some
amphibians
;
the
gill
cover
;
the
gill
lid
.
(c)
The
principal
opercular
bone
in
the
upper
and
posterior
part
of
the
gill
cover
.
3.
Zool.
(a)
The
lid
closing
the
aperture
of
various
species
of
shells
,
as
the
common
whelk
.
See
Illust
.
of
Gastropoda
.
(b)
Any
lid-shaped
structure
closing
the
aperture
of
a
tube
or
shell
.
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From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
operculum
n
:
a
hard
flap
serving
as
a
cover
for
(
a
)
the
gill
slits
in
fishes
or
(
b
)
the
opening
of
the
shell
in
certain
gastropods
when
the
body
is
retracted
[
also
:
opercula
(
pl
)]
From:
WordNet (r) 2.0
opercula
See
operculum
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