os in Chinese
os in Chinese is 骨 — os means in anatomy, a bone, or an opening shaped like a mouth — most commonly the opening at either end of the cervix.
os in Chinese
骨
Pronounced: gū
What does "os" mean?
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noun In anatomy, a bone, or an opening shaped like a mouth — most commonly the opening at either end of the cervix.
"The doctor checked the dilation of the cervical os during labour."
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noun In geology, a long, winding ridge of sand and gravel left behind by a melting glacier (an esker).
"The road follows a long os that winds between two quiet lakes."
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os in a sentence
- The doctor checked the dilation of the cervical os during labour.
- The external os had begun to widen slightly.
- The road follows a long os that winds between two quiet lakes.
- Geologists explained that the os formed when a stream of meltwater once ran beneath the ice.
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What is "os" in Chinese?
"os" in Chinese is 骨. os means: In anatomy, a bone, or an opening shaped like a mouth — most commonly the opening at either end of the cervix.
How do you pronounce 骨?
"os" in Chinese is 骨, pronounced "gū".
How do you use "os" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor checked the dilation of the cervical os during labour." In Chinese, "os" is 骨.
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