| 释义 |
sal·i·gen·in
\ˌsaləˈjenə̇n, səˈlijənə̇n\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary salicin + -genin
: a crystalline phenolic alcohol HOC6H4CH2OH that is obtained usually by hydrolysis of salicin or by reduction of salicylamide or salicylaldehyde and that acts as a local anesthetic; ortho-hydroxy-benzyl alcohol — called also salicyl alcohol |