Definition of digitalis in English:

digitalis

noun ˌdɪdʒɪˈteɪlɪsˌdɪdʒɪˈtæləs

mass noun

A drug prepared from the dried leaves of foxgloves and containing substances (notably digoxin and digitoxin) that stimulate the heart muscle.
洋地黄制剂
Example sentencesExamples
- According to the authors, the concomitant intake of those two drugs induced a drop in potassium following a diuretic induced decrease in water retention, which led to an increase in sensitivity of heart muscle to digitalis.
- Specific classes of medications used to control and slow the heart rate include digitalis, beta blockers, and calcium channel blockers.
- The effects of the medication can be inhibited by tricyclic antidepressants and digitalis.
- In reality, more than 30% of conventional medications come from common plant sources (eg, digitalis from foxglove, vincristine from periwinkle).
- One-year mortality was reduced regardless of gender, presence of diabetes mellitus or heart failure, or treatment with diuretics, digitalis, beta blockers or anticoagulants.

Origin

Late 18th century: from the modern Latin genus name of the foxglove, from digitalis (herba) '(plant) relating to the finger', from digitus 'finger, toe'; suggested by German Fingerhut 'thimble or foxglove'.

Rhymes

aurora borealis, Baylis, Fidelis, rayless

Definition of digitalis in US English:

digitalis

nounˌdɪdʒɪˈtæləsˌdijiˈtaləs

A drug prepared from the dried leaves of foxglove and containing substances (notably digoxin and digitoxin) that stimulate the heart muscle.
洋地黄制剂
Example sentencesExamples
- Specific classes of medications used to control and slow the heart rate include digitalis, beta blockers, and calcium channel blockers.
- According to the authors, the concomitant intake of those two drugs induced a drop in potassium following a diuretic induced decrease in water retention, which led to an increase in sensitivity of heart muscle to digitalis.
- In reality, more than 30% of conventional medications come from common plant sources (eg, digitalis from foxglove, vincristine from periwinkle).
- One-year mortality was reduced regardless of gender, presence of diabetes mellitus or heart failure, or treatment with diuretics, digitalis, beta blockers or anticoagulants.
- The effects of the medication can be inhibited by tricyclic antidepressants and digitalis.

Origin

Late 18th century: from the modern Latin genus name of the foxglove, from digitalis (herba) ‘(plant) relating to the finger’, from digitus ‘finger, toe’; suggested by German Fingerhut ‘thimble or foxglove’.

单词	digitalis
释义	Definition of digitalis in English: digitalis noun ˌdɪdʒɪˈteɪlɪsˌdɪdʒɪˈtæləs mass noun A drug prepared from the dried leaves of foxgloves and containing substances (notably digoxin and digitoxin) that stimulate the heart muscle. 洋地黄制剂 Example sentencesExamples According to the authors, the concomitant intake of those two drugs induced a drop in potassium following a diuretic induced decrease in water retention, which led to an increase in sensitivity of heart muscle to digitalis. Specific classes of medications used to control and slow the heart rate include digitalis, beta blockers, and calcium channel blockers. The effects of the medication can be inhibited by tricyclic antidepressants and digitalis. In reality, more than 30% of conventional medications come from common plant sources (eg, digitalis from foxglove, vincristine from periwinkle). One-year mortality was reduced regardless of gender, presence of diabetes mellitus or heart failure, or treatment with diuretics, digitalis, beta blockers or anticoagulants. Origin Late 18th century: from the modern Latin genus name of the foxglove, from digitalis (herba) '(plant) relating to the finger', from digitus 'finger, toe'; suggested by German Fingerhut 'thimble or foxglove'. Rhymes aurora borealis, Baylis, Fidelis, rayless Definition of digitalis in US English: digitalis nounˌdɪdʒɪˈtæləsˌdijiˈtaləs A drug prepared from the dried leaves of foxglove and containing substances (notably digoxin and digitoxin) that stimulate the heart muscle. 洋地黄制剂 Example sentencesExamples Specific classes of medications used to control and slow the heart rate include digitalis, beta blockers, and calcium channel blockers. According to the authors, the concomitant intake of those two drugs induced a drop in potassium following a diuretic induced decrease in water retention, which led to an increase in sensitivity of heart muscle to digitalis. In reality, more than 30% of conventional medications come from common plant sources (eg, digitalis from foxglove, vincristine from periwinkle). One-year mortality was reduced regardless of gender, presence of diabetes mellitus or heart failure, or treatment with diuretics, digitalis, beta blockers or anticoagulants. The effects of the medication can be inhibited by tricyclic antidepressants and digitalis. Origin Late 18th century: from the modern Latin genus name of the foxglove, from digitalis (herba) ‘(plant) relating to the finger’, from digitus ‘finger, toe’; suggested by German Fingerhut ‘thimble or foxglove’.
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