分泌腺 ぶんぴつせん noun secretory gland medicalbody-internalscience 1. secretory gland An organ or group of cells in the body that produces and releases a substance such as hormones, sweat, or saliva. A biology and physiology term. 汗(あせ)は分泌腺(ぶんぴつせん)から出(で)る。🔊 Sweat comes from the secretory glands. ホルモンは分泌腺(ぶんぴつせん)で作(つく)られる。🔊 Hormones are produced in secretory glands. 皮膚(ひふ)には汗(あせ)や皮脂(ひし)を出(だ)す分泌腺(ぶんぴつせん)がある。🔊 The skin has secretory glands that release sweat and sebum. Formed from 分泌(ぶんぴつ) (secretion) + 腺(せん) (gland). Also read ぶんぴせん. A biology and physiology term.Common collocations汗(あせ)腺(せん): sweat gland (a type of 分泌腺(ぶんぴつせん))内分泌腺(ないぶんぴつせん): endocrine glandSimilar words腺(せん): gland — the general term for a secreting organ.分泌(ぶんぴつ): secretion — the process, not the organ. general Added 2026.7.12 6:17 · Revised 2026.9.2 13:02 29500/29787_bunpitsusen