sensory organs

基本解釋

Begin massaging your sensory organs—your eyes, nose, lips, and ears—as soon as you wake up.
首先，一醒來(lái)便按摩感覺(jué)器官——眼睛、鼻子、嘴唇和耳朵。
Hanke points out that theelectro-sensory organs are derived from whiskers in ancestral animals.
漢克指出電感覺(jué)器官衍生自祖先動(dòng)物的腮須。
Dr. Carroll and his colleagues discovered that the module of genes that sets the location of the spots is the same module that lays out the veins and sensory organs in the wings of many fly species.
卡洛爾博士和他的同事們發(fā)現(xiàn)設(shè)置這些圓點(diǎn)布局的基因模組同樣也是在許多種類的蒼蠅中設(shè)計(jì)翅膀紋理和感知器官的模組。

So, there's a whole lot of sensory organs, for instance, focused along your tongue, and that's why that's so big, and an enormous amount on your face but your shoulder isn't even— doesn't even make it on there because although your shoulder might be bigger than your tongue, there's not much going on.
比如,在你的舌頭上,集中存在著非常多的感覺(jué)器官,也就是這片區(qū)域如此之大的原因,你的臉上也有數(shù)量龐大的感覺(jué)器官,但你的肩膀并沒(méi)有,你的肩膀甚至都沒(méi)有在示意圖中標(biāo)示出來(lái),因?yàn)?盡管你的肩膀要比你的舌頭更大,但卻并沒(méi)有什么感受器官
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The Burning Bush is only a brushwood fire if it is merely perceived by the sensory organs.
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