静じょう脈みゃく

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Meanings

1

Anatomical term for blood vessels that carry blood toward the heart. Often contrasted with 動脈 (artery).

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Give an injection into a vein.

この薬くすりは静じょう脈みゃくから投とう与よします。

This medicine is administered intravenously.

〈場ば所しょ〉に静じょう脈みゃくが浮うき出でるfor veins to bulge out on a part of the body
手ての甲こうに静じょう脈みゃくが浮うき出でている。
The veins are bulging out on the back of his hand.
静じょう脈みゃくに〈物もの〉を注ちゅう射しゃするto inject a substance into a vein
看かん護ご師しが静じょう脈みゃくに薬くすりを注ちゅう射しゃした。
The nurse injected the medicine into a vein.

血けっ管かんN2
血管 is the general term for any blood vessel, whereas 静脈 refers specifically to the vessels that return blood to the heart.

動どう脈みゃくN1
静脈 carries blood back to the heart while 動脈 carries blood away from it, making them anatomical opposites.
大だい動どう脈みゃく
静脈 (vein) carries blood back to the heart, the opposite of 大動脈 (aorta), which carries blood away from it.

血けっ管かんN2
血管 is the general term for any blood vessel, while 静脈 refers specifically to a vein returning blood to the heart.

From 静 (quiet, still) and 脈 (pulse, vein), reflecting the calmer flow of venous blood compared to arteries.

肝かん静じょう脈みゃく

hepatic vein

pulmonary vein

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