French translation of fasciculi is 
faisceaux

Meaning of "fasciculi" in English

The term "fasciculi" is the plural form of "fasciculus," which refers to a bundle or cluster, particularly of nerve or muscle fibers. In anatomical context, it is often used to describe a bundle of structures such as nerves, fibers, or vessels that work together within the body. These bundles play a critical role in the transmission of signals and the coordination of various physiological functions. The term is commonly applied in both human and animal anatomy to denote these groups of fibers or tissues.

Meaning of "faisceaux" in French

In French, "faisceaux" is the plural form of "faisceau," which translates to "bundle" or "beam." It is frequently used in scientific and technical contexts to describe a bundle of fibers, like nerve or muscle fibers, or a beam of light rays. In anatomical terms, "faisceaux" might refer to collections of nerves or muscles that are functionally or structurally related. The term can also be applied more broadly to describe any set of similar items grouped together in order to serve a particular purpose.

Pronunciation of "fasciculi" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /fəˈsɪkjʊlaɪ/

Pronunciation Variations: In different English-speaking regions, the pronunciation might slightly vary, with emphasis or vowel sounds differing slightly, but the standard pronunciation remains largely consistent across most dialects.

Pronunciation of "faisceaux" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /fɛ.so/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "faisceaux" remains largely consistent across French-speaking regions. However, there might be subtle variations in vowel sounds depending on regional accents, particularly between European and Canadian French.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The anatomy class studied the fasciculi in the human nervous system. (La classe d'anatomie a étudié les faisceaux dans le système nerveux humain.)
2. Fasciculi of muscles are essential for coordinated movement. (Les faisceaux musculaires sont essentiels pour un mouvement coordonné.)
3. Scientists discovered new fasciculi in the brain. (Les scientifiques ont découvert de nouveaux faisceaux dans le cerveau.)
4. The surgeon carefully examined the fasciculi during the operation. (Le chirurgien a soigneusement examiné les faisceaux pendant l'opération.)
5. Different fasciculi connect various parts of the body. (Différents faisceaux relient diverses parties du corps.)
6. Damage to certain fasciculi can affect motor skills. (Une lésion à certains faisceaux peut affecter les compétences motrices.)
7. The study focused on the fasciculi involved in sensory processing. (L'étude s'est concentrée sur les faisceaux impliqués dans le traitement sensoriel.)
8. The microscope revealed tiny fasciculi in the tissue sample. (Le microscope a révélé de minuscules faisceaux dans l'échantillon de tissu.)
9. She diagrammed the fasciculi on the anatomy chart. (Elle a dessiné les faisceaux sur le tableau anatomique.)
10. Understanding fasciculi helps in diagnosing neurological disorders. (Comprendre les faisceaux aide à diagnostiquer les troubles neurologiques.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "fasciculi" in English

Synonyms: bundles, clusters, groups, tracts, networks.

Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: fibers, nerves, tissues, strands, arrays.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "faisceaux" in French

Synonyms: amas, groupes, ensembles, lots, rayons.

Antonyms: -.

Similar Words: fibres, nervures, tissus, brins, réseaux.

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