Definition of ligate in English:

ligate

verb lɪˈɡeɪtˈlīˌɡāt

[with object]Surgery

Tie up (an artery or vessel)
〔外科〕结扎（动脉或血管）
the uterine artery was ligated
Example sentencesExamples
- Army nurses worked autonomously in the surgical arena, triaging the wounded, initiating blood transfusions, beginning penicillin regimens for those with open wounds, suturing, and ligating vessels.
- The cystic artery is ligated and transected and the gallbladder is dissected from the gallbladder fossa and the right hepatic lobe.
- We performed a splenectomy and ligated the bleeding vessels.
- Then, the arteries were doubly ligated with silk sutures simultaneously.
- The left gastric vessels are then ligated taking the associated nodal tissue with it and avoiding any injury to the common hepatic or splenic arteries.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin ligat- 'tied', from the verb ligare.

Definition of ligate in US English:

ligate

verbˈlīˌɡāt

[with object]usually be ligatedSurgery

Tie up or otherwise close off (an artery or vessel)
〔外科〕结扎（动脉或血管）
the uterine artery was ligated
Example sentencesExamples
- Army nurses worked autonomously in the surgical arena, triaging the wounded, initiating blood transfusions, beginning penicillin regimens for those with open wounds, suturing, and ligating vessels.
- Then, the arteries were doubly ligated with silk sutures simultaneously.
- The left gastric vessels are then ligated taking the associated nodal tissue with it and avoiding any injury to the common hepatic or splenic arteries.
- We performed a splenectomy and ligated the bleeding vessels.
- The cystic artery is ligated and transected and the gallbladder is dissected from the gallbladder fossa and the right hepatic lobe.

Origin

Late 16th century: from Latin ligat- ‘tied’, from the verb ligare.

单词	ligate
释义	Definition of ligate in English: ligate verb lɪˈɡeɪtˈlīˌɡāt [with object]Surgery Tie up (an artery or vessel) 〔外科〕结扎（动脉或血管） the uterine artery was ligated Example sentencesExamples Army nurses worked autonomously in the surgical arena, triaging the wounded, initiating blood transfusions, beginning penicillin regimens for those with open wounds, suturing, and ligating vessels. The cystic artery is ligated and transected and the gallbladder is dissected from the gallbladder fossa and the right hepatic lobe. We performed a splenectomy and ligated the bleeding vessels. Then, the arteries were doubly ligated with silk sutures simultaneously. The left gastric vessels are then ligated taking the associated nodal tissue with it and avoiding any injury to the common hepatic or splenic arteries. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin ligat- 'tied', from the verb ligare. Definition of ligate in US English: ligate verbˈlīˌɡāt [with object]usually be ligatedSurgery Tie up or otherwise close off (an artery or vessel) 〔外科〕结扎（动脉或血管） the uterine artery was ligated Example sentencesExamples Army nurses worked autonomously in the surgical arena, triaging the wounded, initiating blood transfusions, beginning penicillin regimens for those with open wounds, suturing, and ligating vessels. Then, the arteries were doubly ligated with silk sutures simultaneously. The left gastric vessels are then ligated taking the associated nodal tissue with it and avoiding any injury to the common hepatic or splenic arteries. We performed a splenectomy and ligated the bleeding vessels. The cystic artery is ligated and transected and the gallbladder is dissected from the gallbladder fossa and the right hepatic lobe. Origin Late 16th century: from Latin ligat- ‘tied’, from the verb ligare.
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