Definition of abomasum in English:

abomasum

nounPlural abomasa ˌabəʊˈmeɪsəmˌæbəˈmeɪsəm

Zoology

The fourth stomach of a ruminant, which receives food from the omasum and passes it to the small intestine.
〔动〕皱胃
Example sentencesExamples
- Rennet is derived from the abomasum (fourth stomach) of newly born calves.
- The usual source is the lining of the fourth stomach (the abomasum or true stomach) of a calf, though other young animals may be used.
- This ensures that during suckling milk is channeled directly to the abomasum bypassing wasteful ruminal fermentation.
- Small rocks were found in the abomasa of 26 of the 31 caribou whose stomachs were examined.
- The abomasum, known as the true stomach, normally lies on the floor of the abdomen, but can become filled with gas and rise to the top of the abdomen and become displaced.

Origin

Late 17th century: modern Latin, from ab- 'away, from' + omasum (see omasum).

Definition of abomasum in US English:

abomasum

nounˌæbəˈmeɪsəmˌabəˈmāsəm

Zoology

The fourth stomach of a ruminant, which receives food from the omasum and passes it to the small intestine.
〔动〕皱胃
Example sentencesExamples
- The abomasum, known as the true stomach, normally lies on the floor of the abdomen, but can become filled with gas and rise to the top of the abdomen and become displaced.
- Small rocks were found in the abomasa of 26 of the 31 caribou whose stomachs were examined.
- This ensures that during suckling milk is channeled directly to the abomasum bypassing wasteful ruminal fermentation.
- Rennet is derived from the abomasum (fourth stomach) of newly born calves.
- The usual source is the lining of the fourth stomach (the abomasum or true stomach) of a calf, though other young animals may be used.

Origin

Late 17th century: modern Latin, from ab- ‘away, from’ + omasum (see omasum).

单词	abomasum
释义	Definition of abomasum in English: abomasum nounPlural abomasa ˌabəʊˈmeɪsəmˌæbəˈmeɪsəm Zoology The fourth stomach of a ruminant, which receives food from the omasum and passes it to the small intestine. 〔动〕皱胃 Example sentencesExamples Rennet is derived from the abomasum (fourth stomach) of newly born calves. The usual source is the lining of the fourth stomach (the abomasum or true stomach) of a calf, though other young animals may be used. This ensures that during suckling milk is channeled directly to the abomasum bypassing wasteful ruminal fermentation. Small rocks were found in the abomasa of 26 of the 31 caribou whose stomachs were examined. The abomasum, known as the true stomach, normally lies on the floor of the abdomen, but can become filled with gas and rise to the top of the abdomen and become displaced. Origin Late 17th century: modern Latin, from ab- 'away, from' + omasum (see omasum). Definition of abomasum in US English: abomasum nounˌæbəˈmeɪsəmˌabəˈmāsəm Zoology The fourth stomach of a ruminant, which receives food from the omasum and passes it to the small intestine. 〔动〕皱胃 Example sentencesExamples The abomasum, known as the true stomach, normally lies on the floor of the abdomen, but can become filled with gas and rise to the top of the abdomen and become displaced. Small rocks were found in the abomasa of 26 of the 31 caribou whose stomachs were examined. This ensures that during suckling milk is channeled directly to the abomasum bypassing wasteful ruminal fermentation. Rennet is derived from the abomasum (fourth stomach) of newly born calves. The usual source is the lining of the fourth stomach (the abomasum or true stomach) of a calf, though other young animals may be used. Origin Late 17th century: modern Latin, from ab- ‘away, from’ + omasum (see omasum).
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