vital organ

英 [ˈvaɪtl ˈɔːɡən]

美 [ˈvaɪtl ˈɔːrɡən]

网络生命器官; 重要器官

英英释义

noun

A vital organ of the body.
人体最重要的器官。
The liver is a vital organ.
肝脏是极其重要的器官。
He was lucky that the bullet hadn't entered a vital organ.
他还算幸远，子弹没有击中要害。
I was just happy that the cancer had not invaded a vital organ.
癌细胞没有入侵到其他重要的器官，我就已经很开心了。
The liver is a vital organ of the human body.
肝脏是人体的重要器官。
Volume metabolism in the pathogenesis of hypertension has an important meaning, Kidney is a vital organ in regulating water-salt metabolism.
其中容量代谢在高血压的发病机制中具有重要意义，而肾脏是机体调节水盐代谢的重要器官。
To Paul, being a "member" of the church meant being a vital organ of a living body, an indispensable, interconnected part of the Body of Christ.
对于保罗来说，作为教会「会员」意即成为一个活的身体的重要器官，是基督的身体不可或缺、无法割舍的一部分。
A vital organ; vital nutrients.
维持生命的器官；生命所需的营养。
Researchers screened brains, along with other tissues, for antibacterial activity on the grounds that the brain is the most vital organ for locusts to protect.
研究人员筛选出脑髓，连同其它组织，得到抗菌活性，是基于大脑是蝗虫的加以保护的最重要器官。
Quality of the main causes of death evil disease, vital organ transfer.
死亡原因主要为恶病质、重要脏器转移。