英语词汇nervo-的发音释义、词根词缀、结构分析、同源词、词频及词根记忆法-英语词根词缀词典

nervo-(also † nerveo-),combining form of L. nervus nerve, as in † nervo-electric a. = neuro-electric adj. s.v. neuro-; so nervo-electricity; nervo-muscular a., concerned with both nerves and muscles; nervo-sanˈguineous a., of a nervous and sanguine temperament; nervo-ˈvital a., concerned with the nervous and vital functions.[1792A. Galvani De Viribus Electricitatis in Motu Musculari iv. 48 Nerveo-electrici fluidi excursum per musculum ad nervum illum esse.]1860A. C. Garratt Electro-Physiol. & Electro-Therapeutics iv. 216 (heading) Effects of heat and cold on the *nervo-electric batteries.Ibid. vi. 349 May not the brain be thus incessantly charged, says Dr. Watson, if indeed it be..‘an electric pile constantly in action’, discharging itself by the nerves at brief intervals, ‘when the tension of the nervo-electricity, developed, reaches a certain point’?1822Good Study Med. IV. 659 The learned Pereboom..has divided palsy..into three species; a nervous, muscular and *nerveo-muscular.1862Spencer First Princ. ii. xvii. §143 (1875) 391 The visible nervo-muscular actions.1897Allbutt's Syst. Med. III. 493 The nervo-muscular machinery seems to be poisoned by the toxins in the blood.1884Harper's Mag. Aug. 440/2 Ultra-susceptible and *nervo-sanguineous subjects.c1850in Cosmopolitan (1896) XX. 370/1 He will displace some of the *nervo-vital fluid from the passive brain and deposit it in his own instead.

nervo- /ˈnə:vəʊ/ combining form. Now rare or obsolete. M19.

ORIGIN: from Latin nervus nerve noun: see -o-.

Physiology. Of or pertaining to nerves.

NOTE Largely replaced by neuro-.

nervo-
— see nerv-

词汇	nervo-
词根词缀	OED SOED Webster nervo-(also † nerveo-),combining form of L. nervus nerve, as in † nervo-electric a. = neuro-electric adj. s.v. neuro-; so nervo-electricity; nervo-muscular a., concerned with both nerves and muscles; nervo-sanˈguineous a., of a nervous and sanguine temperament; nervo-ˈvital a., concerned with the nervous and vital functions.[1792A. Galvani De Viribus Electricitatis in Motu Musculari iv. 48 Nerveo-electrici fluidi excursum per musculum ad nervum illum esse.]1860A. C. Garratt Electro-Physiol. & Electro-Therapeutics iv. 216 (heading) Effects of heat and cold on the nervo-electric batteries.Ibid. vi. 349 May not the brain be thus incessantly charged, says Dr. Watson, if indeed it be..‘an electric pile constantly in action’, discharging itself by the nerves at brief intervals, ‘when the tension of the nervo-electricity, developed, reaches a certain point’?1822Good Study Med.* IV. 659 The learned Pereboom..has divided palsy..into three species; a nervous, muscular and nerveo-muscular.1862Spencer First Princ.* ii. xvii. §143 (1875) 391 The visible nervo-muscular actions.1897Allbutt's Syst. Med. III. 493 The nervo-muscular machinery seems to be poisoned by the toxins in the blood.1884Harper's Mag. Aug. 440/2 Ultra-susceptible and nervo-sanguineous subjects.c1850in Cosmopolitan* (1896) XX. 370/1 He will displace some of the nervo-vital fluid from the passive brain and deposit it in his own instead. nervo- /ˈnə:vəʊ/ combining form. Now rare or obsolete. M19. ORIGIN: from Latin nervus nerve noun: see -o-. Physiology. Of or pertaining to nerves. NOTE Largely replaced by neuro-. nervo-* — see nerv-
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