sonogram

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsonogramson‧o‧gram /ˈsɒnəɡræm $ ˈsɑː-/ noun [countable] American English technical an image, for example of an unborn baby inside its mother’s body, that is produced by a special machine SYN ultrasound British EnglishExamples from the Corpussonogram• Longitudinal sonograms of the gall bladder were recorded on film.• If there is any uncertainty about that, a pelvic exam or sonogram may be done.• She hasn't yet been told what I saw on the sonogram by the way.• Her brother's explanation of what the sonogram had revealed had understandably upset her - yet another complication!• There also are two sonograms taken during pregnancies.Origin sonogram (1900-2000) Latin sonus ( → SOUND1) + English -gram

单词	sonogram
释义	sonogram From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishsonogramson‧o‧gram /ˈsɒnəɡræm $ ˈsɑː-/ noun [countable] American English technical an image, for example of an unborn baby inside its mother’s body, that is produced by a special machine SYN ultrasound British EnglishExamples from the Corpussonogram• Longitudinal sonograms of the gall bladder were recorded on film.• If there is any uncertainty about that, a pelvic exam or sonogram may be done.• She hasn't yet been told what I saw on the sonogram by the way.• Her brother's explanation of what the sonogram had revealed had understandably upset her - yet another complication!• There also are two sonograms taken during pregnancies.Origin sonogram (1900-2000) Latin sonus ( → SOUND1) + English -gram
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