graft

n. 嫁接；移植；<美>貪污；<英>努力

v. 嫁接；移植；<美>貪污；<英>努力

詳細(xì)解釋

n.(名詞)

v.(動(dòng)詞)

同步翻譯

n.(名詞)

[C]接穗，嫁接 a piece cut from a living plant and fixed in a cut made in another plant,to form a new growth
[C]移植的皮膚或骨胳等；移植 a piece of skin,bone,etc. removed from a living body and attached to another body or another part of the same body,usually to replace unhealthy or damaged tissue;process or result of doing this
[U]艱巨的工作 hard work
[U]行賄，受賄，貪污 use of illegal or unfair means (especially bribery) to gain an advantage in business,politics,etc.

v.(動(dòng)詞)

英語翻譯

Noun:

(surgery) tissue or organ transplanted from a donor to a recipient; in some cases the patient can be both donor and recipient
the practice of offering something (usually money) in order to gain an illicit advantage
the act of grafting something onto something else

Verb:

cause to grow together parts from different plants;
\\\"graft the cherry tree branch onto the plum tree\\\"
place the organ of a donor into the body of a recipient

造句

用作名詞(n.)

用作動(dòng)詞(v.)

The gardener could graft as many as twenty cuttings an hour on to briar stems.
這位園丁每小時(shí)可以嫁接多達(dá)20根枝條到石南莖上去。
No one has been able to graft together trees belonging to quite distant families.
沒人可以把種族差別很遠(yuǎn)的兩種樹嫁接到一起去。
New skin had to be grafted on.
需要移植新皮膚。

常用短語

用作名詞 (n.)

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組詞

Twenty-six bob for a day\\\'s graft.
出自：F. S. Anthony
When it comes to the hard graft they\\\'re not so keen.
出自：M. Duffy
The excesses of the last regime,..its graft, oppression and corrupt government.
出自：C. Achebe
A business agent who takes graft from him.
出自：S. Bellow
The Spaniards in Mexico actually grafted European vines on to native vine stocks, as a protection against phylloxera.
出自：P. V. Price
My father was a miner, hard-working...He grafted.
出自：Radio Times
They make their living, such as it is, by grafting.
出自：J. Flynt
The bosses grafted off the men, and they grafted off each other.
出自：U. Sinclair