Thoracic (Adjective)
Syllable division: tho·rac·ic
How to pronounce: UK: /θəˈræs.ɪk/ US: /θəˈræs.ɪk/
#1 Meaning: Related to the chest in humans and animals.
Example:
> The tip was lodged between her tenth and ninth thoracic vertebrae.
> The lungs are tiny and take up just the dorsal section of the thoracic cavity.
#2 Meaning: In insects, referring to the region between the head and the lower part of the body.
Example:
> The resultant larva lacks the thoracic limbs that practically all insects have.
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A Smokers Thoracic is different to a non smoker thoracic
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A smoker’s thorax is different from a non-smoker’s thorax.
During the science class, the teacher was explaining for her students, that the thoracic muscles are important for breathing and movement of the rib cage.
The boy was reading in a didactic book that the thoracic muscles in insects control the movement of the wings and legs.
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During the science class, the teacher explained to her students that the thoracic muscles are important for breathing and the movement of the rib cage.