英语词汇“immobilize”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

immobilize

/ɪˈməʊbɪlʌɪz

(also immobilise)

verb [with object]

1Prevent (something or someone) from moving or operating as normal: the car had been immobilized by a wheel clamp fear immobilized her...

It's whether you're immobilized by the fear of death.
It's clearly true that he is virtually immobilized through his fear of coming across poorly in the eyes of strangers.
The result was a government immobilized by fear of schism and unable to respond to a real opportunity to develop a better relation with the minority community.

Synonyms

put out of action, disable, prevent from moving/working, make inoperative, render inactive, inactivate, deactivate, paralyse, cripple;

bring to a standstill, bring to a halt, halt, stop;

clamp, wheel-clamp

rare disenable

1.1Restrict the movements of (a limb) to allow healing: other children in the ward were immobilized in traction...

The damaged limbs were often kept immobilized because of the confinement of the iron lung.
If a body part must be immobilised - to allow skin graft adherence, for example - then the part should be splinted or positioned in an anti-deformity position for the minimum time possible.
Another barrier surgeons had to overcome was immobilizing a shattered limb while ensuring they had access to the open wound so they could treat infection.

Derivatives

immobilization

/ɪməʊbɪlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

/ noun ...

Common complications that may follow fat removal surgery are bleeding, infection and thromboembolism due to prolonged immobilization following the surgery.
Concentrating all our energies on one physical act, our obsession results in temporary immobilization.
What this suggests, of course, is the ever-increasing immobilization of a life without options.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French immobiliser, from immobile (see immobile).

单词	immobilize
释义	immobilize /ɪˈməʊbɪlʌɪz / (also immobilise) verb [with object] 1Prevent (something or someone) from moving or operating as normal: the car had been immobilized by a wheel clamp fear immobilized her... It's whether you're immobilized by the fear of death. It's clearly true that he is virtually immobilized through his fear of coming across poorly in the eyes of strangers. The result was a government immobilized by fear of schism and unable to respond to a real opportunity to develop a better relation with the minority community. Synonyms put out of action, disable, prevent from moving/working, make inoperative, render inactive, inactivate, deactivate, paralyse, cripple; bring to a standstill, bring to a halt, halt, stop; clamp, wheel-clamp rare disenable 1.1Restrict the movements of (a limb) to allow healing: other children in the ward were immobilized in traction... The damaged limbs were often kept immobilized because of the confinement of the iron lung. If a body part must be immobilised - to allow skin graft adherence, for example - then the part should be splinted or positioned in an anti-deformity position for the minimum time possible. Another barrier surgeons had to overcome was immobilizing a shattered limb while ensuring they had access to the open wound so they could treat infection. Derivatives immobilization /ɪməʊbɪlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n / noun ... Common complications that may follow fat removal surgery are bleeding, infection and thromboembolism due to prolonged immobilization following the surgery. Concentrating all our energies on one physical act, our obsession results in temporary immobilization. What this suggests, of course, is the ever-increasing immobilization of a life without options. Origin Late 19th century: from French immobiliser, from immobile (see immobile).
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