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Definition of labrum - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalTECH. rim of cartilage around the socket of the hip jointTECH.
- The labrum helps stabilize the hip joint by deepening the socket.
2.
entomologyTECH. the uppermost mouthpart of an insectTECH.
- The labrum helps the insect to eat.
3.
Roman bathDated large basin with an overhanging lipDated
- The labrum in the bath was filled with warm water.
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large basin with an overhanging lip
Origin of labrum
Latin, labrum (lip)
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medical
cuticular plate between the labrum and the frons
Examples of labrum in a sentence
The surgeon repaired the damaged labrum successfully. Scientists studied the labrum under a microscope. The labrum is crucial for the insect's feeding process. The ancient labrum was a centerpiece in the Roman bathhouse. Visitors admired the intricate carvings on the labrum.
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- French:labrum, labre, ...
- German:Labrum, Becken, ...
- Italian:cercine, labro, ...
- Spanish:rodete, labio superior, ...
- Portuguese:lábio, lábio superior, ...
- Chinese:盂唇, 上唇, ...
- Japanese:関節唇, 上唇, ...
- Arabic:حافة غضروفية, شفة علوية, ...
- Hebrew:לַבְּרוּם, שָׂפָה עֶלְיוֹנָה, ...
- Russian:лабрум, верхняя губа, ...
- Ukrainian:лабрум, верхня губа, ...
- Hindi:लैब्रम, मुख भाग, ...
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