1. | ~ sth (from sb/sth) (into sb/sth) 移植（器官、皮肤等）to take an organ, skin, etc. from one person, animal, part of the body, etc. and put it into or onto another |
Surgeons have successfully transplanted a liver into a four-year-old boy. 外科医生成功地给一个四岁的男孩移植了肝脏。 | |
Patients often reject transplanted organs. 患者通常排斥移植的器官。 |
2. | ~ sth 移栽，移种，移植（植物）to move a growing plant and plant it somewhere else |
3. | ~ sb/sth (from…) (to…) 使迁移；使移居to move sb/sth to a different place or environment |
Japanese production methods have been transplanted into some British factories. 日本的生产方法已被引进到一些英国的工厂。 |
1. | [c][u] （器官等的）移植a medical operation in which a damaged organ, etc. is replaced with one from another person |
to have a heart transplant 接受心脏移植 | |
a transplant operation 移植手术 | |
a shortage of suitable kidneys for transplant 适合移植的肾脏的短缺 |
2. | [c] 移植器官an organ, etc. that is used in a transplant operation |
There is always a chance that the body will reject the transplant. 身体总是有排斥移植器官的可能。 |
