I have 16 electrodes in each of my cochleas.

在我的每个耳蜗中都有 16 个电极。

After artificial cochlea implantation surgery, he attended a rehabilitation center for listening and speaking courses.

在进行人工耳蜗移植手术之后，他参加了康复中心的听说课程。

Inside our ears, there are lots of tiny hair-like cells located in the cochlea.

在我们的耳朵里，耳蜗里有许多细小的毛发状细胞。

Leaving your AirPods in for any extended period of time can cause an overexposure to sound which damages the cochlea, the outer hair cells and the stria vascularis of the inner ear.

长时间戴 AirPods 会导致耳朵过度暴露在声音中，损害耳蜗、外毛细胞和内耳血管纹。

It turns out there's a similar process at play in your cochlea, deep inside your ear- where a tiny bony cavity houses the organ that allows you to hear.

结果表明，你耳朵深处的耳蜗中也发生着类似的过程，那里有型骨腔，容纳着让我们听到声音的器官。

Next, the sound makes its way to the cochlea, which is a hollow, spiraled bit of bone that's full of fluid and lined with thousands of microscopic hairs.

接下来，声音进入耳蜗，耳蜗是空心的、螺旋状的骨头，里面充满了液体，并有成千上万的细绒毛。

Kind of like a harp with many, many strings, the fibers near the base of the cochlea are short and stiff, while those at the end are longer and looser.

有点像有很多很多弦的竖琴，耳蜗底部附近的纤维又短又硬，而末端的纤维又长又松。

A full-sized ear responds to frequencies between 20 hertz and 20 kilohertz, because of how the hair cells in our cochlea vibrate.

正常大小的耳朵会对20赫兹到20千兹的声音反应，原因在于毛细胞在耳蜗里震动的方式。

The cochlea in a Tyrannosaurus Rex is 2.5 centimetres long, so it can pick up a wide range of frequencies.

斯霸王龙的耳蜗长2.5厘米可接收到很宽的段。

The lowest frequencies go all the way up to the top of the cochlea.

最低的率会到达耳蜗的顶部。

Today your ears heard me tell you how your cochlea, basilar membrane, and hair cells register and transduct sound into action potentials.

今天你的耳朵听到我告诉你你的耳蜗、基底膜和毛细胞是如何记录声音并将声音转化为动作电位的。

Thanks to the artificial cochlea, Jiang Linpeng can hear and speak, although not as well as his peers.

由于有了人工耳蜗，江林鹏又可以听和说了，虽然不如他同龄人做的那么好。

And its hearing is severely limited, as the cochlea duct inside the inner ear is tiny.

由于内耳的耳蜗管很小，它的听觉也受到了严重的限制。

It's called the cochlea. It's a hollow, cone-shaped tube filled with liquid.

这个器官叫耳蜗。是一个灌满液体的锥形凹管。

In an analogous way, the cochlea acts as sort of an acoustic prism that splits apart complex sounds into their component frequencies.

与之类似，耳蜗就像是一个声学棱镜，能把复杂的声音分解成不同的组成率。

If you could unspool this little snail shell, and cut it in a cross-section, you'd see that the cochlea consists of three main chambers that run all the way through it, separated by sensitive membranes.

如果你能打开这个小蜗牛壳，并把它切成一个横截面，你会看到耳蜗由三个贯穿耳蜗的主要腔室组成，它们被敏感的膜隔开。

Eligible children up to 6 years old can apply for the artificial cochlea implantation surgery and rehabilitation training for free.

6岁以下合格的儿童都能够免费申请人工耳蜗移植手术并且参加康复训练。

The highest frequencies, down to 20,000 Hz, go all the way to the bottom of the cochlea, and every other frequency is represented somewhere in between.

高达 2 万赫兹的最高率则会到达耳蜗的底部，所有其他率都在中间的某个地方表示出来。

Now, the hearing function of the labyrinth is housed in the easy-to-spot structure that's shaped like a snail's shell, the cochlea.

迷宫的听觉功能被安置在形状像蜗牛壳的易于识别的结构中，耳蜗。

The cochlea separates those frequencies, and the 16,000 hair cells then report to the brain how much of each frequency is present.

耳蜗将这些率进行分离，1 万 6 千个毛细胞随之将每个率的数量汇报给大脑。