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平衡感觉

Word · NounTraditional平衡感覺

sense of balance; equilibrium sensation

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Meanings

2 senses · 6 examples
1.

noun

sense of balance; bodily sensation of spatial orientation

formal

A physiological sense primarily mediated by the vestibular system of the inner ear. It is distinct from the five basic senses (sight, hearing, etc.).

Nèi内
ěr耳
fù负
zé责
wǒ我
men们
de的
píng平
héng衡
gǎn感
jué觉
 。

The inner ear is responsible for our sense of balance.

Xuán旋
zhuǎn转
tài太
kuài快
huì会
zàn暂
shí时
rǎo扰
luàn乱
píng平
héng衡
gǎn感
jué觉
 ,
dǎo导
zhì致
xuàn眩
yūn晕
 。

Spinning too fast can temporarily disrupt the sense of balance, causing dizziness.

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Tā他
qián前
tíng庭
gōng功
néng能
shòu受
sǔn损
 ,
píng平
héng衡
gǎn感
jué觉
chū出
xiàn现
le了
wèn问
tí题
 。

His vestibular function is damaged, causing issues with his sense of balance.

Píng平
héng衡
gǎn感
jué觉
duì对
yú于
zǒu走
gāng钢
sī丝
de的
zá杂
jì技
yǎn演
yuán员
zhì至
guān关
zhòng重
yào要
 。

The sense of balance is crucial for tightrope walkers.

2.

noun

organ of equilibrium sensation

technical

Refers specifically to the organs such as the semicircular canals and the vestibule within the inner ear that are responsible for detecting motion and maintaining balance.

Bàn半
guī规
guǎn管
shì是
zhòng重
yào要
de的
píng平
héng衡
gǎn感
jué觉
qì器
guān官
 。

The semicircular canals are important organs for the sense of balance.

Nèi内
ěr耳
zhōng中
de的
qián前
tíng庭
bāng帮
zhù助
wéi维
chí持
píng平
héng衡
gǎn感
jué觉
 。

The vestibule in the inner ear helps maintain the sense of balance.