Definition of polymorph in English:

polymorph

noun ˈpɒlɪmɔːfˈpɑliˌmɔrf

1An organism or inorganic object or material which takes various forms.
多态生物；多态无机物；多态材料
Example sentencesExamples
- Immediately after suspension of the lipid film in buffer these samples contain cholesterol crystals at 25 deg C, largely in the form of the low temperature polymorph of anhydrous cholesterol.
- Furthermore, an x-ray powder diffraction pattern obtained from early-formed filamentous crystallites of cholesterol in bile solution has been interpreted as possibly depicting an unknown crystalline polymorph of cholesterol.
- The skeletal morphology of monticular zooids in H. portelli suggests that specialized male polymorphs may not have evolved by Late Eocene times.
- Complexity in colonial organisms is often equated with the degree of integration in polymorphs.
- Cavansite was first discovered with its polymorph pentagonite in Oregon but only in small quantities of microscopic crystals.
1. 1.1Physiology A polymorphonuclear leucocyte.
  〔生理〕多形核白细胞，分叶核白细胞
  Example sentencesExamples
  There are two main groups: the type of white blood cells known as polymorphs (polymorphonuclear leucocytes - those with multi-lobed nuclei); and macrophages that derive from the monocytes in the blood.
  The diagnosis of acute inflammation was based on the finding of collections of extravascular polymorphs in the epithelium, lamina propria, or muscular layers.
  Urethritis is confirmed if the urethral smear shows five or more polymorphs per high power field.
  Neutrophil polymorphs were only occasionally present.
  The microscopy of genital swabs for polymorphs has shown that higher cell counts per high power field are directly proportional to the positivity rate for C. trachomatis.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek polumorphos, from polu- 'many' + morphē 'form'.

Definition of polymorph in US English:

polymorph

nounˈpɑliˌmɔrfˈpälēˌmôrf

1An organism or inorganic object or material which takes various forms.
多态生物；多态无机物；多态材料
Example sentencesExamples
- Cavansite was first discovered with its polymorph pentagonite in Oregon but only in small quantities of microscopic crystals.
- Furthermore, an x-ray powder diffraction pattern obtained from early-formed filamentous crystallites of cholesterol in bile solution has been interpreted as possibly depicting an unknown crystalline polymorph of cholesterol.
- Immediately after suspension of the lipid film in buffer these samples contain cholesterol crystals at 25 deg C, largely in the form of the low temperature polymorph of anhydrous cholesterol.
- Complexity in colonial organisms is often equated with the degree of integration in polymorphs.
- The skeletal morphology of monticular zooids in H. portelli suggests that specialized male polymorphs may not have evolved by Late Eocene times.
1. 1.1Physiology A polymorphonuclear leukocyte.
  〔生理〕多形核白细胞，分叶核白细胞
  Example sentencesExamples
  Neutrophil polymorphs were only occasionally present.
  There are two main groups: the type of white blood cells known as polymorphs (polymorphonuclear leucocytes - those with multi-lobed nuclei); and macrophages that derive from the monocytes in the blood.
  Urethritis is confirmed if the urethral smear shows five or more polymorphs per high power field.
  The diagnosis of acute inflammation was based on the finding of collections of extravascular polymorphs in the epithelium, lamina propria, or muscular layers.
  The microscopy of genital swabs for polymorphs has shown that higher cell counts per high power field are directly proportional to the positivity rate for C. trachomatis.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek polumorphos, from polu- ‘many’ + morphē ‘form’.

单词	polymorph
释义	Definition of polymorph in English: polymorph noun ˈpɒlɪmɔːfˈpɑliˌmɔrf 1An organism or inorganic object or material which takes various forms. 多态生物；多态无机物；多态材料 Example sentencesExamples Immediately after suspension of the lipid film in buffer these samples contain cholesterol crystals at 25 deg C, largely in the form of the low temperature polymorph of anhydrous cholesterol. Furthermore, an x-ray powder diffraction pattern obtained from early-formed filamentous crystallites of cholesterol in bile solution has been interpreted as possibly depicting an unknown crystalline polymorph of cholesterol. The skeletal morphology of monticular zooids in H. portelli suggests that specialized male polymorphs may not have evolved by Late Eocene times. Complexity in colonial organisms is often equated with the degree of integration in polymorphs. Cavansite was first discovered with its polymorph pentagonite in Oregon but only in small quantities of microscopic crystals. 1.1Physiology A polymorphonuclear leucocyte. 〔生理〕多形核白细胞，分叶核白细胞 Example sentencesExamples There are two main groups: the type of white blood cells known as polymorphs (polymorphonuclear leucocytes - those with multi-lobed nuclei); and macrophages that derive from the monocytes in the blood. The diagnosis of acute inflammation was based on the finding of collections of extravascular polymorphs in the epithelium, lamina propria, or muscular layers. Urethritis is confirmed if the urethral smear shows five or more polymorphs per high power field. Neutrophil polymorphs were only occasionally present. The microscopy of genital swabs for polymorphs has shown that higher cell counts per high power field are directly proportional to the positivity rate for C. trachomatis. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek polumorphos, from polu- 'many' + morphē 'form'. Definition of polymorph in US English: polymorph nounˈpɑliˌmɔrfˈpälēˌmôrf 1An organism or inorganic object or material which takes various forms. 多态生物；多态无机物；多态材料 Example sentencesExamples Cavansite was first discovered with its polymorph pentagonite in Oregon but only in small quantities of microscopic crystals. Furthermore, an x-ray powder diffraction pattern obtained from early-formed filamentous crystallites of cholesterol in bile solution has been interpreted as possibly depicting an unknown crystalline polymorph of cholesterol. Immediately after suspension of the lipid film in buffer these samples contain cholesterol crystals at 25 deg C, largely in the form of the low temperature polymorph of anhydrous cholesterol. Complexity in colonial organisms is often equated with the degree of integration in polymorphs. The skeletal morphology of monticular zooids in H. portelli suggests that specialized male polymorphs may not have evolved by Late Eocene times. 1.1Physiology A polymorphonuclear leukocyte. 〔生理〕多形核白细胞，分叶核白细胞 Example sentencesExamples Neutrophil polymorphs were only occasionally present. There are two main groups: the type of white blood cells known as polymorphs (polymorphonuclear leucocytes - those with multi-lobed nuclei); and macrophages that derive from the monocytes in the blood. Urethritis is confirmed if the urethral smear shows five or more polymorphs per high power field. The diagnosis of acute inflammation was based on the finding of collections of extravascular polymorphs in the epithelium, lamina propria, or muscular layers. The microscopy of genital swabs for polymorphs has shown that higher cell counts per high power field are directly proportional to the positivity rate for C. trachomatis. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek polumorphos, from polu- ‘many’ + morphē ‘form’.
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