amputated

英 [ˈæmpjuteɪtɪd]

美 [ˈæmpjuteɪtɪd]

v.  (用外科手术)切断; 截(肢)
amputate的过去分词和过去式

过去式：amputated　

BNC.47324 / COCA.31214

柯林斯词典

• VERB 切断；截(肢)
  Toamputatesomeone's arm or leg means to cut all or part of it off in an operation because it is diseased or badly damaged.
  1. To save his life, doctors amputated his legs...
     为了挽救他的生命，医生们截掉了他的双腿。
  2. He had to have one leg amputated above the knee.
     他的一条腿不得不从膝部以上截断。

双语例句

• The woman whose leg had been amputated could get a prosthesis and learn to walk on it.
  那个腿部被截肢的女人可以装假肢并学着用它来行走。
• He had had an arm amputated and relied on her to take down his books from dictation.
  他的一只胳膊截掉了，只能口授书的内容让她来记录。
• In 1998, he had to have part of his lower left leg amputated because of a congenital vascular problem.
  1998年，由于先天性血管问题，他不得不接受了左小腿部分截肢。
• Doctors told him at one point he risked having his left leg amputated.
  有一次，医生告诉他面令左腿截肢的风险。
• They amputated his leg because you shot him.
  因为你，他们锯掉了他一条腿。
• The wounded limb has now been amputated and Mr Kossoff is no longer painting the tree.
  伤枝现已被切断，并且，科索夫大师不会再描画这树。
• Only two people were pulled out from under the ruins yesterday, and one woman had to have both her legs amputated.
  昨天只有两个幸存者被拉出了废墟，其中一个妇女还不得不做了双腿截肢手术。
• I'm afraid his right leg should be amputated.
  恐怕应该截掉他的右腿。
• One day, a bad news-"I" will be amputated.
  一天，一个糟糕的消息传来&“我”将被锯掉。
• Frostbite is very painful and may result in the affected part of the body having to be amputated.
  冻伤很痛苦，可能会导致身体的感染部分不得不截肢。