molar in Chinese
molar in Chinese is 臼齿 — molar means a broad back tooth used for grinding food.
molar in Chinese
臼齿
Pronounced: jiù chǐ
Of or relating to the molar teeth, or to grinding.
臼齿
Pronounced: jiù chǐ
A back tooth having a broad surface used for grinding one's food.
What does "molar" mean?
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noun A broad back tooth used for grinding food.
"The dentist found a cavity in her lower molar."
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adj (chemistry) Relating to a solution's concentration measured in moles per litre.
"The experiment called for a 2-molar solution of the acid."
molar in a sentence
- The dentist found a cavity in her lower molar.
- The experiment called for a 2-molar solution of the acid.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "molar" in Chinese?
"molar" in Chinese is 臼齿. molar means: A broad back tooth used for grinding food.
How do you pronounce 臼齿?
"molar" in Chinese is 臼齿, pronounced "jiù chǐ".
How do you use "molar" in a sentence?
Example: "The dentist found a cavity in her lower molar." In Chinese, "molar" is 臼齿.
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