| 释义 |
ne·vus
noun
also nae·vus \ˈnēvəs\
(plural ne·vi also nae·vi \-ˌvī\)
Etymology: New Latin nevus, from Latin naevus
: a congenital pigmented area on the skin : birthmark, mole; especially : a tumor made up chiefly of blood vessels (as dilated arteries, veins, or capillaries) — see blue nevus |