transplant

• 指将组织、器官或任何物体从一个地方或生物体转移到另一个地方或生物体的行为，常用于医学上的移植手术，也可泛指一般的迁移或转移。

A noun referring to the transfer of tissue, an organ, or any object from one location or organism to another, often used in medical contexts for surgical procedures or in general for relocation.

1. Transplanted organ or tissueB2formalmedical

   A tissue or organ that is moved from a donor to a recipient during surgery; in some cases, the patient can be both donor and recipient.

   移植器官

   • The kidney transplant was a success.
   • Doctors carefully matched the transplant to the recipient.
   • The patient's body accepted the new transplant without complications.

   同义词graft

2. Surgical operationB2formalmedical

   A surgical procedure that moves an organ from one organism (the donor) to another (the recipient).

   器官移植

   • The heart transplant operation lasted eight hours.
   • She underwent a liver transplant last year.
   • Advances in medicine have made transplant operations safer.

   同义词graftorgan transplanttransplantation

3. RelocationB2formal

   The act of removing something from one location and introducing it to another location.

   移植

   • The transplant of the young tree to the garden was successful.
   • The company arranged a transplant of its headquarters to a new city.
   • The transplant of the rare plant species required careful planning.

   同义词moverelocationremovalshifttransfertransplantation

• 指将生物体、器官或组织从一个位置或身体移到另一个位置或身体；也指移植植物或迁移人口、机构等。

A verb used to indicate the act of moving a living organism or organ from one place or body to another, or relocating something.

1. Relocate a plantB1formal

   To dig up a plant and replant it in a different location or type of soil.

   移栽植物

   • We need to transplant these seedlings into larger pots.
   • The gardener transplanted the rose bush to a sunnier spot.
   • Transplanting trees in autumn gives them time to establish roots.

   同义词movereplantrepotresettransfer

2. Be capable of being replantedB2formal

   To be able to be moved and successfully re-established in a new location.

   可移植

   • Some plants transplant easily, while others are very sensitive.
   • This species does not transplant well due to its deep root system.
   • The young saplings transplant better than older trees.

3. Surgically transfer an organB2formalmedical

   To surgically move an organ or tissue from one body (the donor) to another (the recipient).

   移植

   • Surgeons successfully transplanted a kidney into the patient.
   • The hospital is known for its heart transplant program.
   • Doctors are researching ways to transplant artificial organs.

   同义词engraftgraft

4. Transfer to a new contextC1formal

   To move something from one place, period, or situation to another.

   移植

   • The director transplanted the story from 19th-century London to modern-day New York.
   • They tried to transplant the business model to a different country.
   • The cultural traditions were transplanted to the new colony.

   同义词conveydisplacemoverelocateshifttransfertranspose