Definition of palpebra in English:

palpebra

noun ˈpalpɪbrə

Anatomy

An eyelid.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Read (1586?–1641). From classical Latin palpebra eyelid from palpāre + -bra, feminine form corresponding to -brum, suffix forming instrumental nouns.

Definition of palpebra in US English:

palpebra

nounˈpalpɪbrə

Anatomy

An eyelid.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Read (1586?–1641). From classical Latin palpebra eyelid from palpāre + -bra, feminine form corresponding to -brum, suffix forming instrumental nouns.

单词	palpebra
释义	Definition of palpebra in English: palpebra noun ˈpalpɪbrə Anatomy An eyelid. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Read (1586?–1641). From classical Latin palpebra eyelid from palpāre + -bra, feminine form corresponding to -brum, suffix forming instrumental nouns. Definition of palpebra in US English: palpebra nounˈpalpɪbrə Anatomy An eyelid. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Alexander Read (1586?–1641). From classical Latin palpebra eyelid from palpāre + -bra, feminine form corresponding to -brum, suffix forming instrumental nouns.
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