体外 | Japanese meaning

体外【たいがい】

Frequency rank: 18,778. – 18,875.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

ectogenesis; outside the body

Forms

体外【たいがい】Frequency rank: 18,778. – 18,875.
たいがいFrequency rank: 31,058. – 31,341.

Generated definitions (experimental)

ectogenesis

This term refers to the process of development of an organism outside the body, often used in discussions related to artificial wombs or scientific concepts involving growth outside of natural biological confines.

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Technology to grow human fetuses outside the body is being developed.

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Ectogenesis is conducted as part of infertility treatment.

outside the body (not applicable in this case)

This meaning could describe any occurrence or development taking place outside of a biological entity, emphasizing the physical location rather than the developmental process.

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The cells are being analyzed outside the body.

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She conducted the experiment outside the body.

Generated collocations (experimental)

in vitro fertilizationextracorporeal environmentin vitro diagnosticsがいまく外膜extracorporeal membraneexternal stimulationexternal activityextracorporeal circulationout-of-body movementextrinsic phenomenonout-of-body experiment

Wiktionary definitions (experimental)

からだ体のそと外．.

Wiktionary

Example sentences

4 results

1. 。

He is generally at home in the evening.

Tatoeba

2. 。

Almost all the work is done now.

Tatoeba

3. 。

Coffee finishes most dinners.

Tatoeba

4. 、。

In most cases, his answers are right.

Tatoeba

体外【たいがい】

Frequency rank: 18,778. – 18,875.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

ectogenesis; outside the body

Forms

体外【たいがい】Frequency rank: 18,778. – 18,875.
たいがいFrequency rank: 31,058. – 31,341.

Generated definitions (experimental)

ectogenesis

。

Technology to grow human fetuses outside the body is being developed.

。

Ectogenesis is conducted as part of infertility treatment.

outside the body (not applicable in this case)

This meaning could describe any occurrence or development taking place outside of a biological entity, emphasizing the physical location rather than the developmental process.