Definition of paraplegic in English:

paraplegic

adjective parəˈpliːdʒɪkˌpɛrəˈplidʒɪk

Affected by or relating to paralysis of the legs and lower body.
a paraplegic war veteran
a paraplegic hospital
Example sentencesExamples
- The documentary chronicles the intense rivalry between the US and Canadian paraplegic rugby teams.
- Being paraplegic isn't contagious.
- Think of a husband caring for a wife with Alzheimer's, or a mother caring for an adult child rendered paraplegic in a car accident.
- He is paraplegic after being shot by gunmen while on assignment overseas.
- There was a spinal injury ward with 26 beds for paraplegic patients.
- I shouldn't have been taking my discomfort out on someone who had just discovered they were paraplegic, no matter how bad I did feel.
- The young man is struggling with the early part of his paraplegic experience after an accident and is trying to come to grips with what life has left for him.
- He is a devoted husband who gives his paraplegic wife a massage every night.
- She is a neurotic girl who changes hair color with every mood and is making a film about herself, going as far as casting her paraplegic mother as herself.
- She plays a compassionate nurse with a paraplegic fiancé.

noun parəˈpliːdʒɪkˌpɛrəˈplidʒɪk

A person affected by paralysis of the legs and lower body.
researchers hope the treatment might enable paraplegics to walk again
Example sentencesExamples
- She plays a sexy, intelligent, and independent sculptor whose life changes dramatically after a traffic accident leaves her a paraplegic.
- The team is made up of sailors who are paraplegics or amputees or blind.
- Athletes, or others whose physical activity was at the center of their self-conception, are more likely to find a paraplegic's life intolerable.
- The case was brought by a paraplegic who could not make a court date due to lack of elevator access.
- A neuro-stimulation implant could tell paraplegics who have lost sensitivity in their bladders when to urinate.
- She was a paraplegic, but she still held a job, most of the money from which her father used for beer.
- Her husband was described as a paraplegic who had little prospect of returning to his old job.
- He doesn't believe she will want to leave a secure relationship to be with a paraplegic.
- He has walked in nine countries, many times, just to raise funds for paraplegics who cannot afford medical treatment.
- A wheelchair-bound paraplegic in constant pain sipped, through a straw, some water containing the barbiturate.

Rhymes

quadriplegic, strategic

Definition of paraplegic in US English:

paraplegic

adjectiveˌperəˈplējikˌpɛrəˈplidʒɪk

Affected by or relating to paralysis of the legs and lower body.
a paraplegic war veteran
a paraplegic hospital
Example sentencesExamples
- She plays a compassionate nurse with a paraplegic fiancé.
- I shouldn't have been taking my discomfort out on someone who had just discovered they were paraplegic, no matter how bad I did feel.
- There was a spinal injury ward with 26 beds for paraplegic patients.
- He is a devoted husband who gives his paraplegic wife a massage every night.
- The young man is struggling with the early part of his paraplegic experience after an accident and is trying to come to grips with what life has left for him.
- The documentary chronicles the intense rivalry between the US and Canadian paraplegic rugby teams.
- She is a neurotic girl who changes hair color with every mood and is making a film about herself, going as far as casting her paraplegic mother as herself.
- Being paraplegic isn't contagious.
- Think of a husband caring for a wife with Alzheimer's, or a mother caring for an adult child rendered paraplegic in a car accident.
- He is paraplegic after being shot by gunmen while on assignment overseas.

nounˌperəˈplējikˌpɛrəˈplidʒɪk

A person affected by paralysis of the legs and lower body.
researchers hope the treatment might enable paraplegics to walk again
Example sentencesExamples
- The team is made up of sailors who are paraplegics or amputees or blind.
- She plays a sexy, intelligent, and independent sculptor whose life changes dramatically after a traffic accident leaves her a paraplegic.
- Her husband was described as a paraplegic who had little prospect of returning to his old job.
- Athletes, or others whose physical activity was at the center of their self-conception, are more likely to find a paraplegic's life intolerable.
- He doesn't believe she will want to leave a secure relationship to be with a paraplegic.
- A neuro-stimulation implant could tell paraplegics who have lost sensitivity in their bladders when to urinate.
- A wheelchair-bound paraplegic in constant pain sipped, through a straw, some water containing the barbiturate.
- He has walked in nine countries, many times, just to raise funds for paraplegics who cannot afford medical treatment.
- The case was brought by a paraplegic who could not make a court date due to lack of elevator access.
- She was a paraplegic, but she still held a job, most of the money from which her father used for beer.

单词	paraplegic
释义	Definition of paraplegic in English: paraplegic adjective parəˈpliːdʒɪkˌpɛrəˈplidʒɪk Affected by or relating to paralysis of the legs and lower body. a paraplegic war veteran a paraplegic hospital Example sentencesExamples The documentary chronicles the intense rivalry between the US and Canadian paraplegic rugby teams. Being paraplegic isn't contagious. Think of a husband caring for a wife with Alzheimer's, or a mother caring for an adult child rendered paraplegic in a car accident. He is paraplegic after being shot by gunmen while on assignment overseas. There was a spinal injury ward with 26 beds for paraplegic patients. I shouldn't have been taking my discomfort out on someone who had just discovered they were paraplegic, no matter how bad I did feel. The young man is struggling with the early part of his paraplegic experience after an accident and is trying to come to grips with what life has left for him. He is a devoted husband who gives his paraplegic wife a massage every night. She is a neurotic girl who changes hair color with every mood and is making a film about herself, going as far as casting her paraplegic mother as herself. She plays a compassionate nurse with a paraplegic fiancé. noun parəˈpliːdʒɪkˌpɛrəˈplidʒɪk A person affected by paralysis of the legs and lower body. researchers hope the treatment might enable paraplegics to walk again Example sentencesExamples She plays a sexy, intelligent, and independent sculptor whose life changes dramatically after a traffic accident leaves her a paraplegic. The team is made up of sailors who are paraplegics or amputees or blind. Athletes, or others whose physical activity was at the center of their self-conception, are more likely to find a paraplegic's life intolerable. The case was brought by a paraplegic who could not make a court date due to lack of elevator access. A neuro-stimulation implant could tell paraplegics who have lost sensitivity in their bladders when to urinate. She was a paraplegic, but she still held a job, most of the money from which her father used for beer. Her husband was described as a paraplegic who had little prospect of returning to his old job. He doesn't believe she will want to leave a secure relationship to be with a paraplegic. He has walked in nine countries, many times, just to raise funds for paraplegics who cannot afford medical treatment. A wheelchair-bound paraplegic in constant pain sipped, through a straw, some water containing the barbiturate. Rhymes quadriplegic, strategic Definition of paraplegic in US English: paraplegic adjectiveˌperəˈplējikˌpɛrəˈplidʒɪk Affected by or relating to paralysis of the legs and lower body. a paraplegic war veteran a paraplegic hospital Example sentencesExamples She plays a compassionate nurse with a paraplegic fiancé. I shouldn't have been taking my discomfort out on someone who had just discovered they were paraplegic, no matter how bad I did feel. There was a spinal injury ward with 26 beds for paraplegic patients. He is a devoted husband who gives his paraplegic wife a massage every night. The young man is struggling with the early part of his paraplegic experience after an accident and is trying to come to grips with what life has left for him. The documentary chronicles the intense rivalry between the US and Canadian paraplegic rugby teams. She is a neurotic girl who changes hair color with every mood and is making a film about herself, going as far as casting her paraplegic mother as herself. Being paraplegic isn't contagious. Think of a husband caring for a wife with Alzheimer's, or a mother caring for an adult child rendered paraplegic in a car accident. He is paraplegic after being shot by gunmen while on assignment overseas. nounˌperəˈplējikˌpɛrəˈplidʒɪk A person affected by paralysis of the legs and lower body. researchers hope the treatment might enable paraplegics to walk again Example sentencesExamples The team is made up of sailors who are paraplegics or amputees or blind. She plays a sexy, intelligent, and independent sculptor whose life changes dramatically after a traffic accident leaves her a paraplegic. Her husband was described as a paraplegic who had little prospect of returning to his old job. Athletes, or others whose physical activity was at the center of their self-conception, are more likely to find a paraplegic's life intolerable. He doesn't believe she will want to leave a secure relationship to be with a paraplegic. A neuro-stimulation implant could tell paraplegics who have lost sensitivity in their bladders when to urinate. A wheelchair-bound paraplegic in constant pain sipped, through a straw, some water containing the barbiturate. He has walked in nine countries, many times, just to raise funds for paraplegics who cannot afford medical treatment. The case was brought by a paraplegic who could not make a court date due to lack of elevator access. She was a paraplegic, but she still held a job, most of the money from which her father used for beer.
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