autopsy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Nurses, doctors, etc, Deathautopsyau‧top‧sy /ˈɔːtɒpsi $ ˈɒːtɑːp-/ noun (plural autopsies) [countable] especially American English an examination of a dead body to discover the cause of death SYN post mortem British English an autopsy reportExamples from the Corpusautopsy• Often the police were vindicated before autopsies were completed.• Appalling Others show real-life autopsies, filmed for medical purposes, showing the removal of human eyes, tongues and scalps.• He conceded to Franceschelli that actually being present during the autopsy might have given him better information to form an opinion.• If she died of a drug overdose, it will show up in the autopsy.• Clark based his opinions on reviews of the autopsy reports and other information from the case.• If that had happened to Riddle, when Franks performed the autopsy he would find it.Origin autopsy (1600-1700) Greek autopsia “act of seeing with your own eyes”, from auto- ( → AUTO-) + opsis “sight”

单词	autopsy
释义	autopsy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Nurses, doctors, etc, Deathautopsyau‧top‧sy /ˈɔːtɒpsi $ ˈɒːtɑːp-/ noun (plural autopsies) [countable] especially American English an examination of a dead body to discover the cause of death SYN post mortem British English an autopsy reportExamples from the Corpusautopsy• Often the police were vindicated before autopsies were completed.• Appalling Others show real-life autopsies, filmed for medical purposes, showing the removal of human eyes, tongues and scalps.• He conceded to Franceschelli that actually being present during the autopsy might have given him better information to form an opinion.• If she died of a drug overdose, it will show up in the autopsy.• Clark based his opinions on reviews of the autopsy reports and other information from the case.• If that had happened to Riddle, when Franks performed the autopsy he would find it.Origin autopsy (1600-1700) Greek autopsia “act of seeing with your own eyes”, from auto- ( → AUTO-) + opsis “sight”
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