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

in the sense of implement

Definition

a tool or other piece of equipment

writing implements

Synonyms

tool,

machine,

device,

instrument,

appliance,

apparatus,

gadget,

utensil,

contraption (informal),

contrivance,

agent

in the sense of journal

Definition

a newspaper or magazine

All our results are published in scientific journals.

Synonyms

magazine,

record,

review,

register,

publication,

bulletin,

chronicle,

gazette,

periodical,

zine (informal)

in the sense of medium

Definition

a substance which has a particular effect or can be used for a particular purpose

English is used as a medium of instruction at primary level.

Synonyms

means,

way,

form,

channel,

method,

vehicle,

instrument,

avenue,

forum,

organ,

mode

in the sense of member

Definition

any part of a plant or animal, such as a limb or petal

Synonyms

limb,

part,

arm,

leg,

element,

component,

organ,

portion,

constituent,

extremity,

appendage

in the sense of mouthpiece

Definition

a person or publication expressing the views of an organization

The newspaper is regarded as a mouthpiece of the ministry.

Synonyms

publication,

journal,

organ,

periodical

in the sense of paper

Definition

The story is in all the papers.

Synonyms

newspaper,

news,

daily,

journal,

organ,

rag (informal),

tabloid,

gazette,

broadsheet,

blat

in the sense of periodical

Definition

a publication issued at regular intervals, usually monthly or weekly

The walls were lined with books and periodicals.

Synonyms

publication,

paper,

review,

magazine,

journal,

weekly,

monthly,

organ,

serial,

quarterly,

zine (informal)

in the sense of publication

Definition

any printed work offered for sale

expensively produced glossy publications

Synonyms

pamphlet,

book,

newspaper,

magazine,

issue,

title,

leaflet,

brochure,

booklet,

paperback,

hardback,

periodical,

zine (informal),

handbill,

blog (informal)

in the sense of rag

Definition

a newspaper

He works for the local rag.

Synonyms

newspaper,

paper,

journal,

tabloid,

newsletter,

periodical,

broadsheet

in the sense of tool

Definition

an implement, such as a hammer, saw, or spade, that is used by hand to help do a particular type of work

The best tool for the purpose is a pair of shears.

Synonyms

implement,

device,

appliance,

apparatus,

machine,

instrument,

gadget,

utensil,

contraption (informal),

contrivance

单词	organ
释义	Trends of organ View usage for: organ (ɔːʳgən) Word forms: plural organs 1. countable noun An organ is a part of your body that has a particular purpose or function, for example your heart or lungs. ...damage to the muscles and internal organs. ...the reproductive organs. ...organ transplants. Synonyms: body part, part of the body, member, element More Synonyms of organ 2. See also sense organ 3. countable noun An organ is a large musical instrument with pipes of different lengths through which air is forced. It has keys and pedals rather like a piano. 4. See also barrel organ, mouth organ 5. countable noun You refer to a newspaper or organization as the organ of the government or another group when it is used by them as a means of giving information or getting things done. The Security Service is an important organ of the State. [+ of] More Synonyms of organ organ in British English (ˈɔːɡən) noun 1. a. Also called: pipe organ a large complex musical keyboard instrument in which sound is produced by means of a number of pipes arranged in sets or stops, supplied with air from a bellows. The largest instruments possess three or more manual and one pedal keyboard and have the greatest range of any instrument b. (as modifier) organ pipe organ stop organ loft 2. any instrument, such as a harmonium, in which sound is produced in this way See also reed organ, harmonica 3. short for electric organ (sense 1a), electronic organ 4. a fully differentiated structural and functional unit, such as a kidney or a root, in an animal or plant 5. an agency or medium of communication, esp a periodical issued by a specialist group or party 6. an instrument with which something is done or accomplished 7. a euphemistic word for penis Word origin C13: from Old French organe, from Latin organum implement, from Greek organon tool; compare Greek ergein to work organ in American English (ˈɔrgən) noun 1. a. a large wind instrument consisting of various sets of pipes which, as they are opened by corresponding keys on one or more keyboards, allow passage to a column of compressed air that causes sound by vibration b. any of several musical instruments producing similar or somewhat similar sounds see also electronic organ, reed organ, barrel organ c. Archaic any musical instrument; esp., a wind instrument 2. in animals and plants, a part composed of specialized tissues and adapted to the performance of a specific function or functions 3. a means or instrument for the performance of some action an organ of local government 4. a means of communicating ideas or opinions, as a periodical Word origin ME organe < OE organa & OFr organe, both < L organum, tool, implement (in LL(Ec), a church organ) < Gr organon, an implement, engine < ergon, work More idioms containing organ the organ grinder's monkey Image of organ © stokes, Shutterstock Examples of 'organ' in a sentence organ A further 40 per cent would take an organ from an animal, if needed. The Sun (2016) The sound of an organ tumbles and rolls. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Those vessels that carry blood from other organs towards the heart are called veins. Petch, Dr Michael BMA Family Doctor Guide - Heart Disease (1989) And patients with genetically similar tumours in different organs may benefit from the same drug. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We do not know if his body organs were removed from him. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The movements of this glistening organ were complex. Benjamin Woolley THE HERBALIST: Nicholas Culpeper Rebel Physician (2004) The first stage of the method involves genetically knocking out an organ in the animal embryo. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They have two brains and two spines but share a heart and other organs. The Sun (2011) They exist within all the organs of the body. Hopkins, Tom The Guide to Greatness in Sales (1994) She has had a series of scans to check for internal bleeding and possible organ damage. The Sun (2011) The human mind is a wonderfully complex organ. Christianity Today (2000) He was noteworthy because he loved to cook animal organs. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It is a different organ from any other organ of management and has to have a different design. Peter F. Drucker MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices (1974) Any remnants of an independent press would slowly but surely be converted into just another organ of the government. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It is also responsible for damaging other organs including the kidneys, eyes and brain. Times, Sunday Times (2007) THE liver is your largest internal organ. The Sun (2012) When patients suffer from liver disease, the organ and kidneys stop working properly and excess fluid builds up in the abdomen. The Sun (2014) The ruling this week from the Government 's organ donation task force has underlined the importance of patient consent in medicine. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Word lists with organ instrument In other languages organ British English: organ /ˈɔːɡən/ NOUN musical instrument An organ is a large musical instrument with pipes of different lengths through which air is forced. It has keys and pedals rather like a piano, and is often found in a church. American English: organ music Arabic: آلَةُ الأرْغُن الـمُوسِيقِيَةُ Brazilian Portuguese: órgão música Chinese: 风琴 Croatian: orgulje Czech: varhany Danish: orgel Dutch: orgel European Spanish: órgano anatomía Finnish: urut French: orgue German: Orgel Greek: όργανο μουσική Italian: organo Japanese: オルガン Korean: 오르간 Norwegian: orgel Polish: organy muzyka European Portuguese: órgão música Romanian: orgă Russian: орган инструмент Latin American Spanish: órgano instrumento musical Swedish: orgel Thai: หีบเพลง ออร์แกน Turkish: org Ukrainian: оргáн Vietnamese: đàn organ British English: organ /ˈɔːɡən/ NOUN part of the body An organ is a part of your body that has a particular purpose, for example your heart or your lungs. ...the liver and other organs. American English: organ body part Arabic: عُضُوٌّ فِي الْـجَسَدِ Brazilian Portuguese: órgão corpo Chinese: 器官 Croatian: organ Czech: orgán Danish: organ Dutch: orgaan lichaamsdeel European Spanish: órgano instrumento Finnish: elin French: organe German: Organ Koerper Greek: όργανο μέρος του σώματος Italian: organo Japanese: 臓器 Korean: 기관 신체부분 Norwegian: organ Polish: narząd European Portuguese: órgão corpo Romanian: organ Russian: орган часть тела Latin American Spanish: órgano parte del cuerpo Swedish: organ Thai: อวัยวะต่างๆ Turkish: organ Ukrainian: óрган Vietnamese: cơ quan trong cơ thể Chinese translation of 'organ' organ (ˈɔːɡən) n (c) (Anat) 器官 (qìguān) (个(個), gè) (Mus) 管风(風)琴 (guǎnfēngqín) (架, jià) 1 (noun) in the sense of body part Definition a part in animals and plants that is adapted to perform a particular function, for example the heart or lungs damage to the muscles and internal organs Synonyms body part part of the body member element biological structure 2 (noun) in the sense of newspaper Definition a means of communication, such as a newspaper issued by a specialist group or party the People's Daily, the official organ of the Chinese Commmunist Party Synonyms newspaper paper The story is in all the papers. medium English is used as a medium of instruction at primary level. voice He claims to be the voice of the people. agency (old-fashioned) a negotiated settlement through the agency of the UN channel vehicle Her art became a vehicle for her political beliefs. journal All our results are published in scientific journals. publication expensively produced glossy publications rag (informal) He works for the local rag. gazette the Arkansas Gazette periodical The walls were lined with books and periodicals. mouthpiece The newspaper is regarded as a mouthpiece of the ministry. 3 (noun) in the sense of instrument Synonyms instrument a thin tube-like optical instrument device This device can measure minute quantities of matter. tool The best tool for the purpose is a pair of shears. implement writing implements Additional synonyms in the sense of agency Definition action or power by which something happens a negotiated settlement through the agency of the UN Synonyms medium, work, means, force, power, action, operation, activity, influence, vehicle, instrument, intervention, mechanism, efficiency, mediation, auspices, intercession, instrumentality in the sense of device Definition a machine or tool used for a particular purpose This device can measure minute quantities of matter. Synonyms gadget, machine, tool, instrument, implement, invention, appliance, apparatus, gimmick, utensil, contraption (informal), widget (informal), contrivance, waldo, gizmo or gismo (slang) in the sense of gazette Definition an official newspaper that gives lists of announcements, for instance in legal or military affairs the Arkansas Gazette Synonyms newspaper, paper, journal, organ, periodical, news-sheet Synonyms of 'organ' organ Explore 'organ' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of implement Definition a tool or other piece of equipment writing implements Synonyms tool, machine, device, instrument, appliance, apparatus, gadget, utensil, contraption (informal), contrivance, agent in the sense of journal Definition a newspaper or magazine All our results are published in scientific journals. Synonyms magazine, record, review, register, publication, bulletin, chronicle, gazette, periodical, zine (informal) in the sense of medium Definition a substance which has a particular effect or can be used for a particular purpose English is used as a medium of instruction at primary level. Synonyms means, way, form, channel, method, vehicle, instrument, avenue, forum, organ, mode in the sense of member Definition any part of a plant or animal, such as a limb or petal Synonyms limb, part, arm, leg, element, component, organ, portion, constituent, extremity, appendage in the sense of mouthpiece Definition a person or publication expressing the views of an organization The newspaper is regarded as a mouthpiece of the ministry. Synonyms publication, journal, organ, periodical in the sense of paper Definition The story is in all the papers. Synonyms newspaper, news, daily, journal, organ, rag (informal), tabloid, gazette, broadsheet, blat in the sense of periodical Definition a publication issued at regular intervals, usually monthly or weekly The walls were lined with books and periodicals. Synonyms publication, paper, review, magazine, journal, weekly, monthly, organ, serial, quarterly, zine (informal) in the sense of publication Definition any printed work offered for sale expensively produced glossy publications Synonyms pamphlet, book, newspaper, magazine, issue, title, leaflet, brochure, booklet, paperback, hardback, periodical, zine (informal), handbill, blog (informal) in the sense of rag Definition a newspaper He works for the local rag. Synonyms newspaper, paper, journal, tabloid, newsletter, periodical, broadsheet in the sense of tool Definition an implement, such as a hammer, saw, or spade, that is used by hand to help do a particular type of work The best tool for the purpose is a pair of shears. Synonyms implement, device, appliance, apparatus, machine, instrument, gadget, utensil, contraption (informal), contrivance Additional synonyms in the sense of vehicle Definition something used to achieve a particular purpose or as a means of expression Her art became a vehicle for her political beliefs. Synonyms medium, means, channel, mechanism, organ, apparatus, means of expression in the sense of voice Definition the expression of feeling or opinion He claims to be the voice of the people. Synonyms instrument, medium, spokesman or woman or person, agency (old-fashioned), channel, vehicle, organ, intermediary, mouthpiece
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