Definition of patulous in English:

patulous

adjective ˈpatjʊləsˈpaCHələs

literary

1(especially of the branches of a tree) spreading.
I found him on a remote bench beneath a patulous tree
1. 1.1technical Open; expanded.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Other theories include the ‘sniff theory’ proposed by Magnuson in which sniffing in the presence of patulous Eustachaian tube results in air being ‘sucked out’ of the middle ear.
  Apnea, snoring, unusual sleeping positions, daytime somnolence, obesity and a patulous uvula with erythema are all associated with obstructive sleep apnea.
  A patulous patch is preferable to prevent later stenosis.
  In contrast, SFT is characterized by a less even distribution of blood vessels that are variably angulated or thin walled and patulous.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin patulus (from patere 'be or lie open') + -ous.

Definition of patulous in US English:

patulous

adjectiveˈpaCHələs

literary

(especially of the branches of a tree) spreading.
I found him on a remote bench beneath a patulous tree

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin patulus (from patere ‘be or lie open’) + -ous.

单词	patulous
释义	Definition of patulous in English: patulous adjective ˈpatjʊləsˈpaCHələs literary 1(especially of the branches of a tree) spreading. I found him on a remote bench beneath a patulous tree 1.1technical Open; expanded. Example sentencesExamples Other theories include the ‘sniff theory’ proposed by Magnuson in which sniffing in the presence of patulous Eustachaian tube results in air being ‘sucked out’ of the middle ear. Apnea, snoring, unusual sleeping positions, daytime somnolence, obesity and a patulous uvula with erythema are all associated with obstructive sleep apnea. A patulous patch is preferable to prevent later stenosis. In contrast, SFT is characterized by a less even distribution of blood vessels that are variably angulated or thin walled and patulous. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin patulus (from patere 'be or lie open') + -ous. Definition of patulous in US English: patulous adjectiveˈpaCHələs literary (especially of the branches of a tree) spreading. I found him on a remote bench beneath a patulous tree Origin Early 17th century: from Latin patulus (from patere ‘be or lie open’) + -ous.
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