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单词 transplant
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transplant

Experts hope the research will one day allow medics to grow an unlimited supply of transplant organs.There won't have been serious size issues to deal with when her kidney was transplanted into him.Now blood tests have shown the cancer is gone, paving the way for a bone marrow transplant to ensure it stays away.A blogger who underwent a heart and lung transplant is back on the waiting list after her body rejected the new lungs.TWO patients have become the first in Britain to have kidney transplants carried out by a robot.A woman in Oxford said that her kidney transplant was abandoned because there were no hospital beds for her.In many cases, an organ transplant is life-saving.The effects of organ transplant surgery can seem miraculous.Last year the tissue was transplanted back.They have grown vital ear cells in a lab and say they could one day be transplanted.The technique is being refined before the body parts will be transplanted in humans.Nor is it clear which hospitals are good or bad at complex operations such as transplants.Cole is receiving dialysis three times a week as she waits for a kidney transplant.Only part facial transplants have been carried out before.What works in one church during this period cannot necessarily be transplanted to another church in a similar situation.The café itself looked like a transplant from a back street in Rome.The final step will now be to use this genome transplant procedure to place the newly built artificial chromosome into a bacterial cell.At the Centre they performed thousands of human marrow transplants.We could do bone marrow transplants, but in those days it was very toxic.Anyone who had an organ or tissue transplant before 1992?If it works, new organs could be made and transplanted into the body with far less risk of rejection.But she is now back on the transplant list and doctors say she could die in three months, after her body rejected the organ.

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transplant

British English: transplant /ˈtrænsˌplɑːnt/ NOUN
A transplant is a surgical operation in which a part of a person's body is replaced because it is diseased.
...a heart transplant.
  • American English: transplant
  • Arabic: زَرْعُ الَأعْضَاء
  • Brazilian Portuguese: transplante
  • Chinese: 移植
  • Croatian: presađivanje
  • Czech: transplantace
  • Danish: transplantation
  • Dutch: transplantatie
  • European Spanish: trasplante
  • Finnish: elinsiirto
  • French: greffe
  • German: Transplantation
  • Greek: μεταμόσχευση
  • Italian: trapianto
  • Japanese: 移植
  • Korean: 이식
  • Norwegian: transplantasjon
  • Polish: przeszczep
  • European Portuguese: transplante
  • Romanian: transplant
  • Russian: пересадка органа или ткани
  • Latin American Spanish: trasplante
  • Swedish: transplantation
  • Thai: การปลูกถ่ายอวัยวะ
  • Turkish: transplantasyon doku/organ
  • Ukrainian: трансплантат
  • Vietnamese: sự cấy ghép
British English: transplant VERB
If doctors transplant an organ such as a heart or a kidney, they use it to replace a patient's diseased organ.
The operation to transplant a kidney is now fairly routine.
  • American English: transplant
  • Brazilian Portuguese: transplantar
  • Chinese: 移植
  • European Spanish: transplantar
  • French: transplanter
  • German: verpflanzen
  • Italian: trapiantare
  • Japanese: 臓器移植をする
  • Korean: 이식하다
  • European Portuguese: transplantar
  • Latin American Spanish: transplantar

All related terms of 'transplant'

Chinese translation of 'transplant'

transplant

(vbtrænsˈplɑːnt; nˈtrænsplɑːnt)

vt

  1. (Med) [organ] 移植 (yízhí)
  2. (= move) 使迁(遷)移 (shǐ qiānyí)
  3. [plant] 移栽 (yízāi)

n

  1. (c/u) (Med, = operation) 移植 (yízhí) (, )
  2. (c) (Med, = organ) 移植器官 (yízhí qìguān) (, )
    to have a heart/liver transplant 进(進)行心脏(臟)/肝脏(臟)移植 (jìnxíng xīnzàng/gānzàng yízhí)
(verb) 
Definition
to transfer (an organ or tissue) from one part of the body or from one person to another
The operation to transplant a kidney is now fairly routine.
Synonyms
implant
Doctors implanted an artificial heart into the 46-year-old man.
transfer
graft
Pear trees are grafted on quince root-stocks.
(verb) 
Definition
to remove or transfer (esp. a plant) from one place to another
An opportunity to run her own lab had transplanted her from Manchester to London.
Synonyms
transfer
The person can be transferred from wheelchair to seat with relative ease.
take
I'll take these papers home and read them.
bring
My father brought home a book for me.
carry
He carried the plate through to the dining room.
remove
They removed to America.
transport
There's no petrol so it's difficult to transport goods.
shift
We shifted the vans and used the area for skateboarding.
convey
They borrowed our boats to convey themselves across the river.
fetch
She fetched a towel from the bathroom.
displace
relocate
uproot
the trauma of uprooting them from their homes
(verb) 
Definition
to remove or transfer (esp. a plant) from one place to another
Seed it directly rather than having to transplant seedlings.
Synonyms
replant
relocate
uproot
repot

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bring
Definition
to carry, convey, or take (something or someone) to a designated place or person
My father brought home a book for me.
Synonyms
fetch,
take,
carry,
bear,
transfer,
deliver,
transport,
import,
convey
in the sense of carry
Definition
to take from one place to another
He carried the plate through to the dining room.
Synonyms
convey,
take,
move,
bring,
bear,
lift,
transfer,
conduct,
transport,
haul,
transmit,
fetch,
relay,
cart,
tote (informal),
hump (British, slang),
lug
in the sense of convey
Definition
to carry or transport from one place to another
They borrowed our boats to convey themselves across the river.
Synonyms
carry,
transport,
move,
bring,
support,
bear,
conduct,
transmit,
fetch

Synonyms of 'transplant'

transplant

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of fetch
Definition
to go after and bring back
She fetched a towel from the bathroom.
Synonyms
bring,
pick up,
collect,
go and get,
get,
carry,
deliver,
conduct,
transport,
go for,
obtain,
escort,
convey,
retrieve
in the sense of graft
Definition
to join (part of one plant) onto another plant so that they grow together as one
Pear trees are grafted on quince root-stocks.
Synonyms
join,
insert,
transplant,
implant,
splice,
affix,
ingraft
in the sense of remove
Definition
to change the location of one's home or place of business
They removed to America.
Synonyms
move,
transfer,
transport,
shift,
quit,
depart,
move away,
relocate,
vacate,
flit (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect)
in the sense of shift
Definition
to move from one place or position to another
We shifted the vans and used the area for skateboarding.
Synonyms
remove,
move,
transfer,
displace,
relocate,
rearrange,
transpose,
reposition
in the sense of take
I'll take these papers home and read them.
Synonyms
carry,
bring,
bear,
transport,
ferry,
haul,
convey,
fetch,
cart,
tote (informal)
in the sense of transport
Definition
to carry or move (people or goods) from one place to another, esp. over some distance
There's no petrol so it's difficult to transport goods.
Synonyms
convey,
take,
run,
move,
bring,
send,
carry,
bear,
remove,
ship,
transfer,
deliver,
conduct,
shift,
ferry,
haul,
fetch
in the sense of uproot
Definition
to displace (a person or people) from their native or usual surroundings
the trauma of uprooting them from their homes
Synonyms
displace,
remove,
exile,
disorient,
deracinate
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