Definition of cochleate in US English:

cochleate

(also cochleated)

adjective ˈkäklēitˈkäklēit

Botany

Formed like a spiral shell; twisted.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some two-long alkyl chain amphiphiles can adopt stable tubular structures including twist ribbons, helices, and cochleate cylinders in aqueous media.
- He indicated that before forming a new phragmocone chamber, the cochleate cephalopod detaches the muscles from the conch and moves forward.
- The calyx lobes overlap in a cochleate pattern such that lobe initiated third was innermost, overlapped by the fourth, then the fifth, the second, and lastly the first, which was always outermost.
- This kind of musculature was probably already developed in the cochleate ammonoids.
- They carried out the pelagic and stationary modes of breeding as the cochleate ammonoids.

Definition of cochleate in US English:

cochleate

(also cochleated)

adjectiveˈkäklēit

Botany

Formed like a spiral shell; twisted.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some two-long alkyl chain amphiphiles can adopt stable tubular structures including twist ribbons, helices, and cochleate cylinders in aqueous media.
- This kind of musculature was probably already developed in the cochleate ammonoids.
- He indicated that before forming a new phragmocone chamber, the cochleate cephalopod detaches the muscles from the conch and moves forward.
- The calyx lobes overlap in a cochleate pattern such that lobe initiated third was innermost, overlapped by the fourth, then the fifth, the second, and lastly the first, which was always outermost.
- They carried out the pelagic and stationary modes of breeding as the cochleate ammonoids.

单词	cochleate
释义	Definition of cochleate in US English: cochleate (also cochleated) adjective ˈkäklēitˈkäklēit Botany Formed like a spiral shell; twisted. Example sentencesExamples Some two-long alkyl chain amphiphiles can adopt stable tubular structures including twist ribbons, helices, and cochleate cylinders in aqueous media. He indicated that before forming a new phragmocone chamber, the cochleate cephalopod detaches the muscles from the conch and moves forward. The calyx lobes overlap in a cochleate pattern such that lobe initiated third was innermost, overlapped by the fourth, then the fifth, the second, and lastly the first, which was always outermost. This kind of musculature was probably already developed in the cochleate ammonoids. They carried out the pelagic and stationary modes of breeding as the cochleate ammonoids. Definition of cochleate in US English: cochleate (also cochleated) adjectiveˈkäklēit Botany Formed like a spiral shell; twisted. Example sentencesExamples Some two-long alkyl chain amphiphiles can adopt stable tubular structures including twist ribbons, helices, and cochleate cylinders in aqueous media. This kind of musculature was probably already developed in the cochleate ammonoids. He indicated that before forming a new phragmocone chamber, the cochleate cephalopod detaches the muscles from the conch and moves forward. The calyx lobes overlap in a cochleate pattern such that lobe initiated third was innermost, overlapped by the fourth, then the fifth, the second, and lastly the first, which was always outermost. They carried out the pelagic and stationary modes of breeding as the cochleate ammonoids.
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