剖zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài jiě pōu huò wài kē shǒu shù zhōng yòng de xì de zhí de wài kē shǒu shù dāo。
    a thin straight surgical knife used in dissection and surgery.
  • tā jìn xíng liǎo shǒu cì jiě pōu hòu jiù gǎi biàn liǎo yào dāng yī shēng de xiǎng fǎ
    Her first dissection made her change her mind about becoming a doctor
  • tā jìn xíng liǎo shǒu cì jiě pōu hòu jiù gǎi biàn liǎo yào dāng yī shēng de xiǎng fǎ。
    Her first dissection make her change her mind about becoming a doctor.
  • wèile gèng hǎo dì lǐ jiě zhè xiē wèn tí， bì xū zǎi xì pōu xī xiāng guān shù yǔ。
    To better understand these topics a careful dissection of the terminology must be made.
  • bā dé， yuē hàn 1716 － 1799 měi guó yī shēng， shì jiāng shī tǐ xì tǒng jiě pōu fǎ yòng yú jiào xué de xiān qū zhī yī
    American physician who was among the first to use systematic dissection of cadavers for instruction.
  • bǎ mǒu rén lēisǐ yǐ chū mài shī tǐ lēisǐ（ mǒu rén） bìng shǐ qí shī tǐ bǎo chí wán zhěng yǐ shì hé yú jiě pōu zhī yòng
    To execute(someone) by suffocation so as to leave the body intact and suitable for dissection.
  • jiě pōu wéi yán jiū qí jié gòu， wèi zhì hé gè bù fēn jiān de guān xì 'ér duì dòng zhí wù jìn xíng de jiě pōu
    Dissection of a plant or animal to study the structure, position, and interrelation of its various parts.
  • wéi sài lì yà sī， ān dé liè yà sī 1514－ 1564 fó lán dé sī jiě pōu xué jiā hé wài kē dà fū， shì xiàn dài jiě pōu xué de diàn jī rén， tā de zhù yào zuò pǐn rén tǐ jié gòu（ 1543 nián） jiàn lì zài duì shī tǐ jìn xíng xì zhì de jiě pōu jī chǔ shàng
    Flemish anatomist and surgeon who is considered the founder of modern anatomy. His major work, On the Structure of the Human Body(1543), was based on meticulous dissection of cadavers.
  • zài xiǎn wēi jìng xià yán jiū zǔ zhì xì bāo de yàng pǐn； fēn xī yī bù xiǎo shuō de jié gòu； pōu xī zì jǐ de dòng jī
    Examine a tissue sample under a microscope; examine the structure of a novel; examine one's own motives.
  • tā men dān xīn zài pōu kāi shí mù nǎi yī huì biàn chéng suì piàn。
    They feard that the mummy would fall to pieces when they cut it open.
  • tā huì bǎ nǐ de zhè zhǒng zhàn bù zhù jiǎo de jiè kǒu pōu xī dé tǐ wú wán fū。
    He will take your feeble excuse apart.
  • yòng lái biān zhì lán zǐ de pōu kāi de xì cháng mù tiáo
    A strip of flexible wood used for making baskets.
  • kē 'ěr duō wǎ pí gé， gāo jí pí gé zuì chū yòng shān yáng pí zhì chéng de hǎo pí zǐ， xiàn duō yòng pōu kāi de mǎ pí
    A fine leather originally made of goatskin but now more frequently of split horsehide.
  • běn tú suǒ shì wéi mù cái de zòng pōu miàn。
    This illustration shows a section through the timber.
  • yīn 'ér yī shēng men néng zhǐ shì jì suàn jī xiǎn shì cóng rèn hé jiǎo dù、 zài rèn hé shēn dù de 'èr wéi pōu miàn， jiù hǎo xiàng yī shēng men yǐ jīng yòng yī bǎ hěn fēng lì de dāo qiē kāi rén tǐ， bìng pāi xià zhào piàn yī yàng。
    Doctors could then instruct the computer to display two-dimensional slices from any angle and at any depth just as if they had sliced through the body with a sharp knife and taken a picture of the result.
  • bù zìxǐng de； pōu xī zì shēn wài bù de yīn sù。
    not introspective; examining what is outside yourself.
  • shǐ yòng fù qiāng jìng de pōu fù shǒu shù。
    laparotomy performed with a laparoscope.
  • tǔ rǎng de pōu miàn zhōng de yī céng。
    a layer in a soil profile.
  • shǒu qiǎo de rén néng bǎ bǎn yán pōu chéng piàn .
    A skilled person can split slate into layers.
  • wò 'ěr fū， kǎ sī pà · fú léi dé lǐ xī 1733－ 1794 dé guó jiě pōu xué zhě， yǐ qí zài pēi tāi xué fāng miàn de xiān qū gōng zuò 'ér zhù míng
    German mathematician and philosopher who popularized the work of Leibnitz.
  • kù 'ài dòng wù de rén dòng wù de 'àihào zhě， tè zhǐ fǎn duì huó tǐ jiě pōu de rén
    A lover of animals, especially one opposed to vivisection.
  • mù cái jiě pōu yì yòng qiē piàn jī jié piàn yǐ bèi xiǎn wēi jìng guān chá zhī yòng
    Preparation of sections of wood for microscopic study.
  • duì jǐng zhuàng wù de pōu miàn guān chá。
    cross-section views of the neck.
  • yǎn de shén jīng pōu miàn
    The neuroanatomy of the eye.
  • shén jīng kē xué zhū rú shén jīng jiě pōu xué hé shén jīng shēng wù xué zhè lèi yán jiū shén jīng xì tǒng de kē xué
    Any of the sciences, such as neuroanatomy and neurobiology, that deal with the nervous system.
  • mù jī zhèng rén kàn dào qiú fàn bèi bǎng zài chuáng shàng， rán hòu bèi jìn xíng shí yàn， xiān xuè cóng qiú fàn de kǒu zhōng cān chū， zuì hòu tā men jiāng bèi jìn xíng jiě pōu 。
    An eye witness saw prisoners tied down to beds, experiments conducted on them, blood oozing around the victim's mouths and autopsies performed to confirm the effects on the prisoners.
  • wǒ shì jiāng chuǎn xī dà jiào dì zì rán fēn miǎn， hái shì xuǎn zé pōu fù、 féng zhēn、 10 tiān má zuì， yǔ qí shuō qǔ jué yú wǒ de shēn tǐ zhuàng kuàng bù rú shuō qǔ jué yú wǒ de xuè tǒng wén huà。
    Whether I will pant, yell, or be cut, stitched and drugged in 10 day' s time will depend ultimately less on my body than on my ID.
  • ér xiàn zài， bìng lǐ jiǎn chá tōng cháng zài bìng rén qù shì de dì 'èr tiān jiù jìn xíng， pōu jiǎn de xīn zàng zé néng 'àn shí fù yuán dào sǐ zhě de tǐ nèi。
    These days, pathologist's examinations would be done the day after death, and the heart returned to the body.
  • shēng wù xué zhōng yán jiū shén jīng xì tǒng de jiě pōu , shēng lǐ , jí bìng lǐ de fēn zhī。
    the branch of biology that deals with the anatomy and physiology and pathology of the nervous system.
  • bǐ rú lǐ hóng zhì shuō： “ rén de dù zǐ lǐ yòu fǎ lún ”， yòu de liàn xí zhě wéi xún zhǎo“ fǎ lún” pōu fù zhì sǐ。
    For example, Li said, "there is Falun (the Wheel of Law) in one's belly". Hence, some practitioners cut their abdomen to find Falun and died of that.
  • shén jīng jiě pōu shén jīng de qiē duàn huò jiě pōu ， tōng cháng shì wèile huǎn jiě téng tòng
    The surgical cutting or stretching of a nerve, usually to relieve pain.
  • pōu guāng de xīn qì chē； zuì dī xiàn dù de yù suàn。
    a stripped new car; a stripped-down budget.