Definition of humeral in English:

humeral

adjective ˈhjuːm(ə)r(ə)lˈ(h)jumərəl

1attributive Relating to the humerus.
a humeral fracture
肱骨骨折。
Example sentencesExamples
- The treatment of stable proximal humeral fractures (those displaced less than 1 cm) consists of a shoulder immobilizer to prevent external rotation and abduction.
- The examiner must check for associated injuries, including proximal humeral fractures, avulsion of the rotator cuff, and injuries to the adjacent neurovascular structures.
- Repeated stresses from overhead motions like throwing can lead to fatigue of the muscles that stabilize the humeral head and prevent anterior subluxation.
- They surmised that the bone formation was caused by repetitive mechanical stress to the proximal humeral epiphysis during growth.
- We believe the shoulder pain may be occurring because of superior displacement of the humeral head due to weakness of the external rotator muscles.
2attributive (in Catholic use) denoting a plain vestment worn around the shoulders when administering the sacrament.
（天主教）（牧师主持圣礼时用的）肩衣的

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, or from late Latin humeralis, from Latin humerus (see humerus).

Rhymes

numeral

Definition of humeral in US English:

humeral

adjectiveˈ(h)yo͞omərəlˈ(h)jumərəl

1Relating to the humerus.
a humeral fracture
肱骨骨折。
Example sentencesExamples
- The treatment of stable proximal humeral fractures (those displaced less than 1 cm) consists of a shoulder immobilizer to prevent external rotation and abduction.
- They surmised that the bone formation was caused by repetitive mechanical stress to the proximal humeral epiphysis during growth.
- We believe the shoulder pain may be occurring because of superior displacement of the humeral head due to weakness of the external rotator muscles.
- Repeated stresses from overhead motions like throwing can lead to fatigue of the muscles that stabilize the humeral head and prevent anterior subluxation.
- The examiner must check for associated injuries, including proximal humeral fractures, avulsion of the rotator cuff, and injuries to the adjacent neurovascular structures.
2(in Catholic use) denoting a plain vestment worn around the shoulders when administering the sacrament.
（天主教）（牧师主持圣礼时用的）肩衣的

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, or from late Latin humeralis, from Latin humerus (see humerus).

单词	humeral
释义	Definition of humeral in English: humeral adjective ˈhjuːm(ə)r(ə)lˈ(h)jumərəl 1attributive Relating to the humerus. a humeral fracture 肱骨骨折。 Example sentencesExamples The treatment of stable proximal humeral fractures (those displaced less than 1 cm) consists of a shoulder immobilizer to prevent external rotation and abduction. The examiner must check for associated injuries, including proximal humeral fractures, avulsion of the rotator cuff, and injuries to the adjacent neurovascular structures. Repeated stresses from overhead motions like throwing can lead to fatigue of the muscles that stabilize the humeral head and prevent anterior subluxation. They surmised that the bone formation was caused by repetitive mechanical stress to the proximal humeral epiphysis during growth. We believe the shoulder pain may be occurring because of superior displacement of the humeral head due to weakness of the external rotator muscles. 2attributive (in Catholic use) denoting a plain vestment worn around the shoulders when administering the sacrament. （天主教）（牧师主持圣礼时用的）肩衣的 Origin Late 16th century: from French, or from late Latin humeralis, from Latin humerus (see humerus). Rhymes numeral Definition of humeral in US English: humeral adjectiveˈ(h)yo͞omərəlˈ(h)jumərəl 1Relating to the humerus. a humeral fracture 肱骨骨折。 Example sentencesExamples The treatment of stable proximal humeral fractures (those displaced less than 1 cm) consists of a shoulder immobilizer to prevent external rotation and abduction. They surmised that the bone formation was caused by repetitive mechanical stress to the proximal humeral epiphysis during growth. We believe the shoulder pain may be occurring because of superior displacement of the humeral head due to weakness of the external rotator muscles. Repeated stresses from overhead motions like throwing can lead to fatigue of the muscles that stabilize the humeral head and prevent anterior subluxation. The examiner must check for associated injuries, including proximal humeral fractures, avulsion of the rotator cuff, and injuries to the adjacent neurovascular structures. 2(in Catholic use) denoting a plain vestment worn around the shoulders when administering the sacrament. （天主教）（牧师主持圣礼时用的）肩衣的 Origin Late 16th century: from French, or from late Latin humeralis, from Latin humerus (see humerus).
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