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noun ɒpɑp informal 1A surgical operation. 〈非正式〉外科手术 一个小手术。 Example sentencesExamples - More worrying is that they are encouraged to use national health beds and operating theaters to do private ops the next day.
- Next month, she will have been off booze and cocaine for three years and ops to rebuild her nose have been a success.
- It will separate planned surgery from emergency care so patients do not face cancelled ops at the 11 th hour.
- Until the double transplant ops, Laura was forced to spend nine hours every day hooked up to a dialysis machine.
- ‘It varies from traumatic amputation landmine injuries, gunshot wounds, motor vehicle accidents or elective cases through to minor ops,’ he said.
- 1.1ops Military operations.
军事行动 Example sentencesExamples - The men and women of the various special ops teams have taken part in a host of operations - from flood relief actions in Ivory Park to earthquake relief in Algeria, Iran and India.
- If you don't hear from us in an hour, send a special ops team down into the city and sweep it clean.
- I doubt it, terrorism is all about covert ops, stealthy operations and leaving as little evidence and traces as possible.
- And I think they're probably North Korean special ops.
- I'm not sure why, other than many critics don't know squat about military ops.
- ‘The Spanish special ops team came in first and did the take down, meaning they took the ship,’ said Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt.
- The special ops units have been losing men to the private security firms, who pay between $100,000 a year and $200,000 a year, rather more than do the US armed services.
- Sunday night we played for the operation warrior's foundation which is basically they raise funds for children of special ops forces that have been killed in action to send their children to college.
- In the first week of ops, the Army Field Force Group cleared 147 houses, 28 flats and two warehouses.
- Just as I turned toward Aircraft Issue, the squadron ops officer chimed in.
- That means bunker-busters, covert ops - whatever ensures America is safe.
- Officers who serve on the line - be they CIA, or special forces ops, or undercover local narcotics cops in your town - these people serve because they must.
- Consider the rarity of a Vickers gun - handmade by an 18-year-veteran of not just Special Forces, but the most elite group in the entire spec ops community.
- But then, when you put together all these elements, you realize that this rather significant Special Forces operation really indicates that special ops has come of age.
- This leaves very little capability with which to airlift anything else - for humanitarian ops in the Sudan, or contingency operations in East Asia, for example.
- Third, I think it's interesting to note that the CIA is one of the leading employers taking personnel away from military special ops.
- However, there's a big difference between this and Desert One in that this event was forecast well in advance and thoroughly planned for; very focused ops would continue where the weather would allow.
- So, we're keeping some of our men there, but they were going to send me in for a special ops things, you know.
- The force is designed, built, and skilled for integrated, networked operations that make today's joint ops seem clumsy.
- Weather has a huge impact on military ops, ‘from the mud to the sun’ as they say.
2A radio or telephone operator. 话务员；电话接线员 Example sentencesExamples - Assistant engineer makes it sound rather grand, they were just called tape ops really, the skivvies of the recording studio.
- It's a tricky equation - one few cable ops can afford to lose.
- When you have those ops interconnected with each other, you are going to get quality problems, and I think that's one of the major issues at the moment.
- The question for cable ops is who can get and keep that digital box into the home, and who can make more incremental cash flow?
- (He was an air OP in the war and has just finished a stint as officer in charge of Windsor Castle.)
Rhymesatop, bop, chop, clop, cop, crop, dop, drop, Dunlop, estop, flop, fop, glop, hop, intercrop, knop, kop, lop, mop, plop, pop, prop, screw-top, shop, slop, sop, stop, strop, swap, tiptop, top, underprop, whop abbreviation 2(in the theatre) opposite prompt. Example sentencesExamples - The staging was such that the trees were drip-fed onto the stage from the downstage OP corner, with those in the downstage line receiving the trees and then passing them back to the assorted soldiers and villagers behind them.
3Organophosphate(s). Example sentencesExamples - If you've read my op on human evolution, you may notice I contradict myself a little, as in this op I argue for human evolution being at a relative stand-still, whereas in the other I make a case for it being faster than ever.
- The results showed that cumulative OP exposure from about two-dozen foods often exceeded a child's acceptable Reference Dose (RfD).
- EPA has significantly reduced OP risk through actions impacting fruit and vegetable uses of two pesticides methyl parathion and chlorpyrifos.
- This OP, manufactured mainly by Dow AgroSciences (sold as Lorsban for farm use and Dursban for home and structural pest management uses), is the most widely used insecticide in America, with major farm and urban uses.
- Bicknell referred, long before they were commonly known about, to organophosphorous (OP) compounds.
- If EPA stays on course, most high-risk OP exposures will be either eliminated or dramatically reduced.
- The EPA should be able to reduce OP risks in major children's foods like apples, pears, grapes, peaches, green beans, and tomatoes by 98 percent or more by targeting actions against just a half-dozen higher-risk OP pesticides.
- Fresh and processed apples account for over one-half of total OP exposure and risk for children.
- At this same time, the agency published a schedule for review of old pesticides and announced that the organophosphate (OP) insecticides would be a top priority.
4(in the Roman Catholic Church) Order of Preachers (Dominican). Example sentencesExamples - Maciej Zieba, OP, Hittinger himself, and others gave lectures on Catholic social thought to two dozen senior undergraduate and graduate students from America and Eastern Europe.
- Jackie Hudson, OP, 67, entered the Grand Rapids Dominicans on Sept.8, 1952.
- Ardeth Platte, OP, 66, became a Grand Rapids Dominican Sister on Sept.8, 1954.
- "We established guidelines to measure the minimum amount needed to provide a 'living wage' for a family and to realign our financial priorities so that we could pay that amount," Sister Maureen Geary, OP, told Sojourners.
- Womanist theologians in this group include Sr. Jamie S. Phelps, OP, in Chicago.
5(in online forums or comment pages) original post (or poster). Example sentencesExamples - I do not want to repeat the mistake of the OP and assume that I know or can find out with a Google search.
- If the children's parents don't choose to be adults, then the OP's friend is going to have to be an adult.
- To answer the OP, good books do it for me.
- I watched Buffy from the end of season 3 on, and I really enjoyed season 6, pretty much for the reasons in the OP.
- Guess I didn't really answer the OP's question in my long, rambling post.
- The OP has stated that a long-term relationship is his goal, so your advice isn't good in this case.
- I was surprised at the tone of the OP.
- I barely got scratched and would have been happy to drive away and leave it at that, like the OP did.
- But the OP doesn't tell me what's going to make him and his wife happy with the outcome, either together or apart.
- My advice to the OP would be whereas you want things to be comfortable for you, keep in mind that someone else lives there also.
- To the OP: I hope you will continue to explore this venue.
- I don't know where the OP found her links, but they sound to be 3 or 4 years out of date to me.
- The OP seems a bit behind the trend, and for those interested in scrapbooking, it might be useful to check out what those on the "cutting edge" of the hobby are producing.
- Oops, upon closer inspection of the OP, I see you weren't looking for a "blame" song.
- Maybe the OP is judging the reactions of the people who seem to not be connecting with her as much as she fears they are judging her for not connecting with them.
nounäpɑp informal 1A surgical or other operation. 〈非正式〉外科手术 Example sentencesExamples - Until the double transplant ops, Laura was forced to spend nine hours every day hooked up to a dialysis machine.
- ‘It varies from traumatic amputation landmine injuries, gunshot wounds, motor vehicle accidents or elective cases through to minor ops,’ he said.
- More worrying is that they are encouraged to use national health beds and operating theaters to do private ops the next day.
- It will separate planned surgery from emergency care so patients do not face cancelled ops at the 11 th hour.
- Next month, she will have been off booze and cocaine for three years and ops to rebuild her nose have been a success.
- 1.1ops Military operations.
军事行动
abbreviation 2(in the theater) opposite prompt. Example sentencesExamples - The staging was such that the trees were drip-fed onto the stage from the downstage OP corner, with those in the downstage line receiving the trees and then passing them back to the assorted soldiers and villagers behind them.
3Organophosphate(s). Example sentencesExamples - The EPA should be able to reduce OP risks in major children's foods like apples, pears, grapes, peaches, green beans, and tomatoes by 98 percent or more by targeting actions against just a half-dozen higher-risk OP pesticides.
- Fresh and processed apples account for over one-half of total OP exposure and risk for children.
- If EPA stays on course, most high-risk OP exposures will be either eliminated or dramatically reduced.
- The results showed that cumulative OP exposure from about two-dozen foods often exceeded a child's acceptable Reference Dose (RfD).
- If you've read my op on human evolution, you may notice I contradict myself a little, as in this op I argue for human evolution being at a relative stand-still, whereas in the other I make a case for it being faster than ever.
- At this same time, the agency published a schedule for review of old pesticides and announced that the organophosphate (OP) insecticides would be a top priority.
- Bicknell referred, long before they were commonly known about, to organophosphorous (OP) compounds.
- This OP, manufactured mainly by Dow AgroSciences (sold as Lorsban for farm use and Dursban for home and structural pest management uses), is the most widely used insecticide in America, with major farm and urban uses.
- EPA has significantly reduced OP risk through actions impacting fruit and vegetable uses of two pesticides methyl parathion and chlorpyrifos.
4(in the Roman Catholic Church) Ordo Praedicatorum Order of Preachers (Dominican). Example sentencesExamples - Womanist theologians in this group include Sr. Jamie S. Phelps, OP, in Chicago.
- Jackie Hudson, OP, 67, entered the Grand Rapids Dominicans on Sept.8, 1952.
- Ardeth Platte, OP, 66, became a Grand Rapids Dominican Sister on Sept.8, 1954.
- "We established guidelines to measure the minimum amount needed to provide a 'living wage' for a family and to realign our financial priorities so that we could pay that amount," Sister Maureen Geary, OP, told Sojourners.
- Maciej Zieba, OP, Hittinger himself, and others gave lectures on Catholic social thought to two dozen senior undergraduate and graduate students from America and Eastern Europe.
5(in online forums or comment pages) original post (or poster). Example sentencesExamples - But the OP doesn't tell me what's going to make him and his wife happy with the outcome, either together or apart.
- If the children's parents don't choose to be adults, then the OP's friend is going to have to be an adult.
- I was surprised at the tone of the OP.
- To answer the OP, good books do it for me.
- Maybe the OP is judging the reactions of the people who seem to not be connecting with her as much as she fears they are judging her for not connecting with them.
- I do not want to repeat the mistake of the OP and assume that I know or can find out with a Google search.
- The OP has stated that a long-term relationship is his goal, so your advice isn't good in this case.
- I barely got scratched and would have been happy to drive away and leave it at that, like the OP did.
- I don't know where the OP found her links, but they sound to be 3 or 4 years out of date to me.
- Guess I didn't really answer the OP's question in my long, rambling post.
- I watched Buffy from the end of season 3 on, and I really enjoyed season 6, pretty much for the reasons in the OP.
- My advice to the OP would be whereas you want things to be comfortable for you, keep in mind that someone else lives there also.
- Oops, upon closer inspection of the OP, I see you weren't looking for a "blame" song.
- To the OP: I hope you will continue to explore this venue.
- The OP seems a bit behind the trend, and for those interested in scrapbooking, it might be useful to check out what those on the "cutting edge" of the hobby are producing.
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