Definition of surgical in English:

surgical

adjective ˈsəːdʒɪk(ə)lˈsərdʒək(ə)l

1Relating to or used in surgery.
外科的；外科手术（用）的
a surgical dressing
外科包扎。
a surgical ward
外科病房。
Example sentencesExamples
- This is the most common method and does not involve a surgical operation.
- The mass was large enough to cause a second obstruction at the same site and necessitated a second surgical operation.
- The bill does not require the outcomes of the operations of approved surgical facilities to be reported.
- There are no randomized prospective studies available comparing expectant management to early surgical intervention.
- In 1999, our staff of volunteers included five RNs, one surgical technologist, and one sales representative.
- By the age of six months, the cartilage is too hard to be remoulded and a surgical operation is required.
- A new surgical procedure involving electrical stimulation may help restore the use of hands and arms to some stroke victims.
- The title of the appointment was rather meaningless as he soon had his own surgical wards, where his skills in intestinal surgery and liver resection were legendary.
- Operations are sometimes referred to as surgery, or surgical procedures.
- A doctor could determine tumor type, provide an immediate diagnosis and administer treatment such as surgical resection or irradiation.
- Early consultation is essential, and prompt surgical intervention may be required.
- We performed every kind of surgery in the surgical unit, including cesarean sections.
- To minimize the surgeons' potential effect on functional outcomes, they all agreed to use the same surgical technique.
- He travelled to another country, where a second surgical resection of his liver metastasis was successful.
- These include cuts in waiting times for cataract operations, an improved critical care unit, better surgical wards and improvements to the day surgery and treatment unit.
- The work group consisted of one RN and one surgical technologist from each specialty area.
- Still, new surgical techniques and better drugs to prevent islet cell rejection are showing promise.
- Patients should be cautioned that surgical treatment may not resolve pain.
- The operation is a surgical procedure performed using general anaesthetic and, like all surgery, carries a degree of risk.
- Early surgical excision is the treatment of choice.
1. 1.1 (of a special garment or appliance) worn to correct or relieve an injury, illness, or deformity.
  （特殊服装，器具）用于矫正畸形的；用于缓解疾病（或伤痛）的
  surgical stockings
  外科包扎。
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the UK, an appliance means a surgical garment allowing hernia sufferers to walk about unaided.
  A surgical bra must be worn post-op for two weeks or more, though you can usually return to work in seven to 14 days.
2Done with great precision, especially with reference to a swift and highly accurate military attack from the air.
〈喻〉精确的，外科手术式的（尤指迅速而准确的空中军事打击）
surgical bombing
外科包扎。
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite all the talk of precision bombing and surgical strikes, ‘collateral damage’ is reaching an embarrassing level.
- She has taught them to be good readers, and they employ their skills to criticize her with surgical precision.
- We should always be skeptical when so-called experts suggest that all a particular crisis calls for is a little surgical bombing or a limited attack.
- It is very unlikely that the swift, surgical war of which we are capable will come anywhere near this destruction by peace.
- All military services connected through IT resources will have more precise and surgical capabilities.

Origin

Late 18th century (earlier as chirurgical): from French cirurgical, from Old French sirurgie (see surgery).

Rhymes

dramaturgical, liturgical, metallurgical

Definition of surgical in US English:

surgical

adjectiveˈsərdʒək(ə)lˈsərjək(ə)l

1Relating to or used in surgery.
外科的；外科手术（用）的
a surgical dressing
外科包扎。
a surgical ward
外科病房。
Example sentencesExamples
- Still, new surgical techniques and better drugs to prevent islet cell rejection are showing promise.
- The bill does not require the outcomes of the operations of approved surgical facilities to be reported.
- We performed every kind of surgery in the surgical unit, including cesarean sections.
- A doctor could determine tumor type, provide an immediate diagnosis and administer treatment such as surgical resection or irradiation.
- Early consultation is essential, and prompt surgical intervention may be required.
- The title of the appointment was rather meaningless as he soon had his own surgical wards, where his skills in intestinal surgery and liver resection were legendary.
- A new surgical procedure involving electrical stimulation may help restore the use of hands and arms to some stroke victims.
- The operation is a surgical procedure performed using general anaesthetic and, like all surgery, carries a degree of risk.
- He travelled to another country, where a second surgical resection of his liver metastasis was successful.
- There are no randomized prospective studies available comparing expectant management to early surgical intervention.
- This is the most common method and does not involve a surgical operation.
- By the age of six months, the cartilage is too hard to be remoulded and a surgical operation is required.
- In 1999, our staff of volunteers included five RNs, one surgical technologist, and one sales representative.
- The mass was large enough to cause a second obstruction at the same site and necessitated a second surgical operation.
- Early surgical excision is the treatment of choice.
- Operations are sometimes referred to as surgery, or surgical procedures.
- These include cuts in waiting times for cataract operations, an improved critical care unit, better surgical wards and improvements to the day surgery and treatment unit.
- To minimize the surgeons' potential effect on functional outcomes, they all agreed to use the same surgical technique.
- Patients should be cautioned that surgical treatment may not resolve pain.
- The work group consisted of one RN and one surgical technologist from each specialty area.
1. 1.1 (of a special garment or appliance) worn to correct or relieve an injury, illness, or deformity.
  （特殊服装，器具）用于矫正畸形的；用于缓解疾病（或伤痛）的
  surgical stockings
  外科包扎。
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the UK, an appliance means a surgical garment allowing hernia sufferers to walk about unaided.
  A surgical bra must be worn post-op for two weeks or more, though you can usually return to work in seven to 14 days.
2Denoting something done with great precision, especially a swift and highly accurate military attack from the air.
〈喻〉精确的，外科手术式的（尤指迅速而准确的空中军事打击）
surgical bombing
外科包扎。
Example sentencesExamples
- We should always be skeptical when so-called experts suggest that all a particular crisis calls for is a little surgical bombing or a limited attack.
- It is very unlikely that the swift, surgical war of which we are capable will come anywhere near this destruction by peace.
- Despite all the talk of precision bombing and surgical strikes, ‘collateral damage’ is reaching an embarrassing level.
- She has taught them to be good readers, and they employ their skills to criticize her with surgical precision.
- All military services connected through IT resources will have more precise and surgical capabilities.

Origin

Late 18th century (earlier as chirurgical): from French cirurgical, from Old French sirurgie (see surgery).

单词	surgical
释义	Definition of surgical in English: surgical adjective ˈsəːdʒɪk(ə)lˈsərdʒək(ə)l 1Relating to or used in surgery. 外科的；外科手术（用）的 a surgical dressing 外科包扎。 a surgical ward 外科病房。 Example sentencesExamples This is the most common method and does not involve a surgical operation. The mass was large enough to cause a second obstruction at the same site and necessitated a second surgical operation. The bill does not require the outcomes of the operations of approved surgical facilities to be reported. There are no randomized prospective studies available comparing expectant management to early surgical intervention. In 1999, our staff of volunteers included five RNs, one surgical technologist, and one sales representative. By the age of six months, the cartilage is too hard to be remoulded and a surgical operation is required. A new surgical procedure involving electrical stimulation may help restore the use of hands and arms to some stroke victims. The title of the appointment was rather meaningless as he soon had his own surgical wards, where his skills in intestinal surgery and liver resection were legendary. Operations are sometimes referred to as surgery, or surgical procedures. A doctor could determine tumor type, provide an immediate diagnosis and administer treatment such as surgical resection or irradiation. Early consultation is essential, and prompt surgical intervention may be required. We performed every kind of surgery in the surgical unit, including cesarean sections. To minimize the surgeons' potential effect on functional outcomes, they all agreed to use the same surgical technique. He travelled to another country, where a second surgical resection of his liver metastasis was successful. These include cuts in waiting times for cataract operations, an improved critical care unit, better surgical wards and improvements to the day surgery and treatment unit. The work group consisted of one RN and one surgical technologist from each specialty area. Still, new surgical techniques and better drugs to prevent islet cell rejection are showing promise. Patients should be cautioned that surgical treatment may not resolve pain. The operation is a surgical procedure performed using general anaesthetic and, like all surgery, carries a degree of risk. Early surgical excision is the treatment of choice. 1.1 (of a special garment or appliance) worn to correct or relieve an injury, illness, or deformity. （特殊服装，器具）用于矫正畸形的；用于缓解疾病（或伤痛）的 surgical stockings 外科包扎。 Example sentencesExamples In the UK, an appliance means a surgical garment allowing hernia sufferers to walk about unaided. A surgical bra must be worn post-op for two weeks or more, though you can usually return to work in seven to 14 days. 2Done with great precision, especially with reference to a swift and highly accurate military attack from the air. 〈喻〉精确的，外科手术式的（尤指迅速而准确的空中军事打击） surgical bombing 外科包扎。 Example sentencesExamples Despite all the talk of precision bombing and surgical strikes, ‘collateral damage’ is reaching an embarrassing level. She has taught them to be good readers, and they employ their skills to criticize her with surgical precision. We should always be skeptical when so-called experts suggest that all a particular crisis calls for is a little surgical bombing or a limited attack. It is very unlikely that the swift, surgical war of which we are capable will come anywhere near this destruction by peace. All military services connected through IT resources will have more precise and surgical capabilities. Origin Late 18th century (earlier as chirurgical): from French cirurgical, from Old French sirurgie (see surgery). Rhymes dramaturgical, liturgical, metallurgical Definition of surgical in US English: surgical adjectiveˈsərdʒək(ə)lˈsərjək(ə)l 1Relating to or used in surgery. 外科的；外科手术（用）的 a surgical dressing 外科包扎。 a surgical ward 外科病房。 Example sentencesExamples Still, new surgical techniques and better drugs to prevent islet cell rejection are showing promise. The bill does not require the outcomes of the operations of approved surgical facilities to be reported. We performed every kind of surgery in the surgical unit, including cesarean sections. A doctor could determine tumor type, provide an immediate diagnosis and administer treatment such as surgical resection or irradiation. Early consultation is essential, and prompt surgical intervention may be required. The title of the appointment was rather meaningless as he soon had his own surgical wards, where his skills in intestinal surgery and liver resection were legendary. A new surgical procedure involving electrical stimulation may help restore the use of hands and arms to some stroke victims. The operation is a surgical procedure performed using general anaesthetic and, like all surgery, carries a degree of risk. He travelled to another country, where a second surgical resection of his liver metastasis was successful. There are no randomized prospective studies available comparing expectant management to early surgical intervention. This is the most common method and does not involve a surgical operation. By the age of six months, the cartilage is too hard to be remoulded and a surgical operation is required. In 1999, our staff of volunteers included five RNs, one surgical technologist, and one sales representative. The mass was large enough to cause a second obstruction at the same site and necessitated a second surgical operation. Early surgical excision is the treatment of choice. Operations are sometimes referred to as surgery, or surgical procedures. These include cuts in waiting times for cataract operations, an improved critical care unit, better surgical wards and improvements to the day surgery and treatment unit. To minimize the surgeons' potential effect on functional outcomes, they all agreed to use the same surgical technique. Patients should be cautioned that surgical treatment may not resolve pain. The work group consisted of one RN and one surgical technologist from each specialty area. 1.1 (of a special garment or appliance) worn to correct or relieve an injury, illness, or deformity. （特殊服装，器具）用于矫正畸形的；用于缓解疾病（或伤痛）的 surgical stockings 外科包扎。 Example sentencesExamples In the UK, an appliance means a surgical garment allowing hernia sufferers to walk about unaided. A surgical bra must be worn post-op for two weeks or more, though you can usually return to work in seven to 14 days. 2Denoting something done with great precision, especially a swift and highly accurate military attack from the air. 〈喻〉精确的，外科手术式的（尤指迅速而准确的空中军事打击） surgical bombing 外科包扎。 Example sentencesExamples We should always be skeptical when so-called experts suggest that all a particular crisis calls for is a little surgical bombing or a limited attack. It is very unlikely that the swift, surgical war of which we are capable will come anywhere near this destruction by peace. Despite all the talk of precision bombing and surgical strikes, ‘collateral damage’ is reaching an embarrassing level. She has taught them to be good readers, and they employ their skills to criticize her with surgical precision. All military services connected through IT resources will have more precise and surgical capabilities. Origin Late 18th century (earlier as chirurgical): from French cirurgical, from Old French sirurgie (see surgery).
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