单词 | transplant |
释义 | trans·plant I. transitive verb 1. a. < transplanted mulberry trees from his … nursery — American Guide Series: Connecticut > b. < traps and transplants beaver to other sections of the state > < transplant ladybirds > 2. < wished to transplant his family to America > < many institutions were transplanted from Europe > < his office staff is transplanted to his vacation spot — U.S. News & World Report > 3. < transplanted one twin's kidney to the other > < reported that cancer tissues can be transplanted from man to other animals > intransitive verb 1. obsolete 2. < some plants do not transplant as well as others > II. 1. < the operation called corneal grafting, or transplant, can restore sight — Eleanor Early > < as long as six hours after death … successful transplants could be carried out — E.A.Graham > 2. < a tall Montanan, a Texas transplant, pitched the grounds from his cup into the fire — Luke Short > < these tiny transplants … provide a kind of fishing that has no exact parallel — J.O.Cartier > < $2 a thousand for seedlings and $5 a thousand for transplants — American Guide Series: Pennsylvania > < never since doctors discovered how to replace fogged corneas … have there been eye transplants to go round — Time > |
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