n. body
Definition of body in English
Set of organs and tissues that comprise the physical structure of living beings.
Set of organs and tissues that comprise the physical structure of living beings.
Part of the body that is joined to the trunk and is highly mobile, such as the arm or the leg.
Hard, resistant organ composed of mineral salts and organic material, which makes up the skeleton of vertebrates.
Resistant and flexible connective tissue whose main function is to coat the articular ends of the bones to allow their movement, and which also forms structures such as the larynx and nose.
Fibrous connective tissue that is resistant, elastic, and resembles a cord, whose main functions are to join the different bones that make up a joint and to stabilize articular movement.
Cord of fibrous, tough connective tissue located at the ends of a muscle, which attaches the muscle to bone or other anatomical structures.
Organ made of contractile fibers, whose primary function is the movement of bodily structures.
Group of diverse tissues belonging to a living being which makes up an anatomical unit that carries out specific functions.
Organ located inside a body cavity.
Organ which produces and secretes various substances needed for the body's proper functioning.
Saclike gland, typically located on the skin or mucous membranes, which contains secretory or excretory cells.
Membranous, saclike organ, which contains fluid.