transplanting

• 动词名词化，指把某物从一个地方移到另一个地方并安置下来；也特指把器官、组织或植物移到另一处或另一人身上。

A noun referring to the act of removing something from one location and introducing it in another location.

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1. Relocation of somethingB2formal

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

   移植

   • The transplanting of the old oak tree was a delicate operation.
   • Successful transplanting of coral reefs requires careful planning.
   • The transplanting of the business to a new city was challenging.

   同义词movingrelocationshifttransfertransplantation

2. Medical procedureB2formal

   The surgical process of moving an organ or tissue from one body to another.

   移植

   • The transplanting of the kidney took over six hours.
   • Advances in medicine have made heart transplanting more common.
   • The patient is recovering well after the transplanting surgery.

   同义词graftgraftingtransplanttransplantation

3. Gardening or agricultureB1formal

   The process of moving a plant from one place to another to continue growing.

   移植

   • Spring is the best time for transplanting seedlings.
   • The gardener is transplanting the roses into larger pots.
   • Transplanting vegetables requires careful handling of the roots.

   同义词transplanttransplantation

• 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