implant

• 通过手术永久置入体内的医疗装置或替代组织，用于修复、替换或支撑身体结构；也指这种置入手术本身。

A medical device or prosthesis that is surgically placed permanently into the body tissue.

1. Medical prosthesisB2formalmedical

   A device or tissue placed permanently inside the body for therapeutic or cosmetic purposes.

   医用植入物

   • The surgeon inserted a dental implant to replace the missing tooth.
   • She received a cochlear implant to improve her hearing.
   • Breast implants are sometimes used for reconstructive surgery after cancer.

   同义词graftinsertprosthesis

• 动词，表示将某物插入或牢固地植入另一物体中，常用于医学或生物学语境，如将组织、器官或设备植入体内；也可引申为将观念、思想等灌输到人的头脑中。

A verb used to indicate the act of inserting or fixing something firmly into something else, often in a medical or biological context.

1. Fix or set securelyB2formaltechnical

   To place or set something deeply and firmly into a substance or surface.

   植入

   • The surgeon implanted a metal rod into the patient's thigh bone.
   • Technicians implant microchips under the skin of pets for identification.
   • The device was implanted securely into the wall structure.

   同义词burydriveembedfixinsertlodgeplantrootset

   反义词extractremovewithdraw

2. Embed in the uterusC1formalmedical

   To become attached and embedded into the lining of the uterus, as in the early stage of pregnancy.

   着床

   • A fertilized egg implants itself in the uterine wall about a week after conception.
   • Implantation bleeding can occur when the embryo implants.
   • Doctors check for successful implantation after in vitro fertilization.

   同义词embed

3. Put firmly in the mindB2formal

   To establish an idea, belief, or feeling deeply in someone's mind.

   灌输

   • The teacher implanted a love of reading in her students.
   • Propaganda aims to implant specific political beliefs.
   • Early experiences can implant lasting fears in a child.

   同义词imbueinculcateinfuseingrainplant