diaphragm in Chinese
diaphragm in Chinese is 橫膈膜, 横膈膜 — diaphragm means the dome-shaped muscle beneath the lungs that controls breathing.
diaphragm in Chinese
橫膈膜
Pronounced: héng gé mó
(anatomy) In mammals, a sheet of muscle separating the thorax from the abdomen, contracted and relaxed in respiration to draw air into and expel air from the lungs.
横膈膜
Pronounced: héng gé mó
A contraceptive device consisting of a flexible cup, used to cover the cervix during intercourse.
What does "diaphragm" mean?
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noun The dome-shaped muscle beneath the lungs that controls breathing.
"Singers are taught to breathe from the diaphragm for better control."
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noun A dome-shaped contraceptive device inserted to cover the cervix.
"She was fitted for a diaphragm at her doctor's appointment."
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noun A thin, flexible membrane, such as the vibrating part of a speaker or microphone.
"The speaker's diaphragm vibrates to produce sound waves."
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diaphragm in a sentence
- Singers are taught to breathe from the diaphragm for better control.
- A sudden spasm of the diaphragm causes hiccups.
- She was fitted for a diaphragm at her doctor's appointment.
- The speaker's diaphragm vibrates to produce sound waves.
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What is "diaphragm" in Chinese?
"diaphragm" in Chinese is 橫膈膜, 横膈膜. diaphragm means: The dome-shaped muscle beneath the lungs that controls breathing.
How do you pronounce 橫膈膜?
"diaphragm" in Chinese is 橫膈膜, pronounced "héng gé mó".
How do you use "diaphragm" in a sentence?
Example: "Singers are taught to breathe from the diaphragm for better control." In Chinese, "diaphragm" is 橫膈膜, 横膈膜.
Are there other ways to say "diaphragm" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "diaphragm": 橫膈膜, 横膈膜.
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