Definition of abducent in English:

abducent

adjective əbˈdjuːsntəbˈdʒuːsnt

Anatomy and Zoology. Designating the abducens nerve; of or relating to this nerve.

noun əbˈdjuːsntəbˈdʒuːsnt

Anatomy and Zoology. Originally: †an abductor muscle, especially the lateral rectus muscle of the eye (obsolete). In later use: the abducens nerve.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin abducent-, abducens, specific uses of classical Latin abdūcent-, abdūcēns, present participle of abdūcere abduct.

Definition of abducent in US English:

abducent

adjective

Anatomy and Zoology. Designating the abducens nerve; of or relating to this nerve.

noun

Anatomy and Zoology. Originally: †an abductor muscle, especially the lateral rectus muscle of the eye (obsolete). In later use: the abducens nerve.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin abducent-, abducens, specific uses of classical Latin abdūcent-, abdūcēns, present participle of abdūcere abduct.

单词	abducent
释义	Definition of abducent in English: abducent adjective əbˈdjuːsntəbˈdʒuːsnt Anatomy and Zoology. Designating the abducens nerve; of or relating to this nerve. noun əbˈdjuːsntəbˈdʒuːsnt Anatomy and Zoology. Originally: †an abductor muscle, especially the lateral rectus muscle of the eye (obsolete). In later use: the abducens nerve. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin abducent-, abducens, specific uses of classical Latin abdūcent-, abdūcēns, present participle of abdūcere abduct. Definition of abducent in US English: abducent adjective Anatomy and Zoology. Designating the abducens nerve; of or relating to this nerve. noun Anatomy and Zoology. Originally: †an abductor muscle, especially the lateral rectus muscle of the eye (obsolete). In later use: the abducens nerve. Origin Mid 17th century (in an earlier sense). From post-classical Latin abducent-, abducens, specific uses of classical Latin abdūcent-, abdūcēns, present participle of abdūcere abduct.
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