英语词汇graft怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun

plural grafts

¹ graft

/ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/

noun

plural grafts

Learner's definition of GRAFT

[count]

technical : a part of a plant that is placed on another plant in such a way that it attaches to and grows with the plant

also : the place where such an attachment is made接穗；嫁接；嫁接处

You will need to cut off any new shoots that grow below the graft.你要把嫁接处下面长出来的新芽剪掉。

medical : a piece of skin, muscle, or bone that is attached to a part of the body to repair a damaged area移植的皮肤（或肌肉、骨骼等）

a skin graft移植的皮肤

also : an operation that is done to make such an attachment移植手术

perform a bone graft on the patient给病人实施骨骼移植手术

— compare ³graft, ⁴graft

² graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ verb

grafts; grafted; grafting

² graft

/ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/

verb

grafts; grafted; grafting

Learner's definition of GRAFT

[+ object]

a technical : to attach (a part of a plant) to another plant嫁接

a type of apple that is grown by being grafted onto/to the roots of a different species在另一品种根部嫁接后长出的苹果

b medical : to attach (a piece of skin, muscle, or bone) to a part of the body移植

The surgeon was able to graft skin over the scar.外科手术能够通过移植皮肤来修复伤疤。

: to make (something) become a part of (something else)将（某物）变成（他物的）一部分；使扎根于 — usually + onto

the difficulties of trying to graft modern technology onto traditional societies试图将现代科技融入传统社会的难处

— compare ⁵graft

³ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun

³ graft

/ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/

noun

Learner's definition of GRAFT

[noncount] chiefly US

: dishonest activity in which people with power (such as political leaders) use their position and influence to get money and advantages贪污；受贿

The newspaper published a series of articles exposing graft in the city government.报纸刊登了一系列文章，揭露市政府的贪污受贿行为。

— compare ¹graft, ⁴graft

⁴ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun

⁴ graft

/ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/

noun

Learner's definition of GRAFT

[noncount] British, informal

: hard work or effort艰苦工作；辛勤努力

He succeeded because of years of hard graft.他的成功来自多年的辛勤努力。

— compare ¹graft, ³graft

⁵ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ verb

grafts; grafted; grafting

⁵ graft

/ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/

verb

grafts; grafted; grafting

Learner's definition of GRAFT

[no object] British, informal

: to work hard : labor努力工作；辛勤劳动

He spent years grafting to get where he is today.他多年的艰辛付出才换来今天的一切。

— compare ²graft

单词	graft
释义	graft (verb) graft (noun) graft (noun) graft (verb) graft 5 ENTRIES FOUND: graft (noun) graft (verb) graft (noun) graft (noun) graft (verb) ¹ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun plural grafts ¹ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun plural grafts Learner's definition of GRAFT [count] 1 technical : a part of a plant that is placed on another plant in such a way that it attaches to and grows with the plant also : the place where such an attachment is made接穗；嫁接；嫁接处 You will need to cut off any new shoots that grow below the graft.你要把嫁接处下面长出来的新芽剪掉。 2 medical : a piece of skin, muscle, or bone that is attached to a part of the body to repair a damaged area移植的皮肤（或肌肉、骨骼等） a skin graft移植的皮肤 also : an operation that is done to make such an attachment移植手术 perform a bone graft on the patient给病人实施骨骼移植手术 — compare ³graft, ⁴graft ² graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ verb grafts; grafted; grafting ² graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ verb grafts; grafted; grafting Learner's definition of GRAFT [+ object] 1 a technical : to attach (a part of a plant) to another plant嫁接 a type of apple that is grown by being grafted onto/to the roots of a different species在另一品种根部嫁接后长出的苹果 b medical : to attach (a piece of skin, muscle, or bone) to a part of the body移植 The surgeon was able to graft skin over the scar.外科手术能够通过移植皮肤来修复伤疤。 2 : to make (something) become a part of (something else)将（某物）变成（他物的）一部分；使扎根于 — usually + onto the difficulties of trying to graft modern technology onto traditional societies试图将现代科技融入传统社会的难处 — compare ⁵graft ³ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun ³ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun Learner's definition of GRAFT [noncount] chiefly US : dishonest activity in which people with power (such as political leaders) use their position and influence to get money and advantages贪污；受贿 The newspaper published a series of articles exposing graft in the city government.报纸刊登了一系列文章，揭露市政府的贪污受贿行为。 — compare ¹graft, ⁴graft ⁴ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun ⁴ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ noun Learner's definition of GRAFT [noncount] British, informal : hard work or effort艰苦工作；辛勤努力 He succeeded because of years of hard graft.他的成功来自多年的辛勤努力。 — compare ¹graft, ³graft ⁵ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ verb grafts; grafted; grafting ⁵ graft /ˈgræft/ Brit /ˈgrɑːft/ verb grafts; grafted; grafting Learner's definition of GRAFT [no object] British, informal : to work hard : labor努力工作；辛勤劳动 He spent years grafting to get where he is today.他多年的艰辛付出才换来今天的一切。 — compare ²graft
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