| 释义 |
fas·cia
noun
or fa·cia \ˈfash(ē)ə, in sense 1c usually ˈfāsh-\
(plural fasci·ae \-shēˌē\ ; or fascias or facias \-sh(ē)əz\)
Etymology: Italian fascia band, bandage, architectural fascia, from Latin, band, bandage; akin to Middle Irish basc necklace
1.
a. : a flat horizontal member of an order or building having the form of a flat band or broad fillet; especially in the Ionic order : one of the three bands which make up the architrave — see molding illustration
b. usually fascia : a plate or tablet over the front of a shop (as one bearing the name or business of the owner)
c. usually facia, also facia board or fascia board Britain : the dashboard of an automobile
2. usually fascia [Latin] : a band, sash, or fillet (as on a garment)
3. usually fascia [New Latin, from Latin] : a broad and well-defined band of color (as on the wing of an insect)
4. usually fascia [New Latin, from Latin] : a sheet or layer of more or less condensed connective tissue covering, ensheathing, supporting, or binding together internal parts or structures of the body and being continuous with the other connective-tissue structures (as the ligaments, periosteum, or tendons); also : tissue of this character — see aponeurosis, deep fascia, superficial fascia |