"effectors" 怎么发音

word

US

ɪˈfɛktɝz

ih-FEK-terz

UK

ɪˈfɛktəz

ih-FEK-tuhz

释义

Effectors are organs, cells, or devices that carry out a response to a stimulus. In biology, they are usually muscles or glands; in robotics or technology, 'effectors' refers to parts that perform a physical action.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ɪˈfɛktɝz

英式英语

ɪˈfɛktəz

简化发音

美式

ih-FEK-terz

英式

ih-FEK-tuhz

语境中听

Muscles are common effectors in the human body.

Robots use mechanical effectors to move or grab objects.

Glands act as effectors by releasing hormones.

Damage to the effectors can lead to loss of function in certain body parts.