颈椎

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Understanding 颈椎 (jǐngzhuī)

The term 颈椎 refers specifically to the cervical vertebrae, the bones in the neck region of the spine. It is a medical term often used in health, anatomy, and clinical contexts.

Usage in Daily Life

People commonly mention 颈椎 when discussing neck pain, posture problems, or injuries related to the neck. For example, long hours of looking down at phones or computers can cause 颈椎 fatigue or disorders.

Common Collocations

  • 颈椎 (jǐngzhuī bìng): cervical spondylosis or neck vertebra disease, a common condition caused by degeneration or strain.
  • 颈椎 (jǐngzhuī cuòwèi): cervical vertebra displacement, often requiring medical attention.
  • 颈椎 (jǐngzhuī téngtòng): neck vertebra pain.

Important Notes

When using 颈椎, it is usually in a medical or health-related context rather than casual conversation. It is more formal and specific than just saying (neck area). Avoid confusing 颈椎 with , which refers to the neck region generally, while 颈椎 refers to the bones inside the neck.

This word is useful for learners interested in medical vocabulary or discussing health issues related to the neck.

Example Sentences

The doctor said my cervical vertebra is slightly displaced and I need

Looking down at your phone for a long time easily causes cervical vertebra

Cervical spondylosis is one of the common occupational diseases among modern