to implant
01
植入, 移植
to insert a living tissue or an artificial object into the body via medical procedure
Transitive: to implant a living tissue or artificial object
例子
The surgeon successfully implanted a pacemaker to regulate the patient's heartbeat.
外科医生成功地植入了一个起搏器来调节患者的心跳。
Dental implants are commonly used to replace missing teeth by surgically implanting artificial tooth roots into the jawbone.
牙科植入物通常用于通过手术将人工牙根植入颌骨来替换缺失的牙齿。
02
灌输, 植入
to firmly establish or instill an idea, belief, or feeling in someone's mind
Transitive: to implant an idea or belief in sb/sth
例子
The teacher worked hard to implant the value of hard work in her students' minds.
老师努力将勤奋的价值植入学生的心中。
The media can implant certain ideals in the public consciousness through repeated messages.
媒体可以通过重复的信息在公众意识中植入某些理想。
03
植入, 附着
(of a fertilized egg) to attach itself to the wall of the uterus after conception
Intransitive
例子
After fertilization, the embryo will implant in the uterus to begin developing.
受精后，胚胎将植入子宫开始发育。
The body naturally releases hormones to help the fertilized egg implant into the uterine wall.
身体自然释放激素以帮助受精卵植入子宫壁。
Implant
01
植入物, 可植入设备
a device or material inserted into the body, often for medical or technological purposes, such as a computer chip
例子
The implant allowed the patient to regain their hearing.
植入物使患者能够恢复听力。
Scientists are testing computer chip implants in humans.
科学家正在人类身上测试计算机芯片植入物。
