原级：transplant
第三人称单数：transplants
第三人称复数：transplants
过去分词：transplanted
过去式：transplanted
1. 插秧移植：transpiration 蒸腾[作用] | transplanting 插秧 ; 移植 | transport artery 运输干线
2. 栽植 移植：transplanter 移栽机 移植机 栽植机 插秧机 | transplanting 栽植 移植 | transplantingboard 移植板
1. Transplanting the ancient Dachang city inside it would be a particularly daunting prospect given the old town is dotted with big houses built centuries ago.
2. Wang said he has achieved successful outcomes transplanting pig cells to 18 diabetic patients since he began his research in 1999.
3. Gurdon and Dolly's creators had reprogrammed DNA by transplanting it into an egg.
4. By transplanting these cells into the mouse heart, they said they achieved the same restorative results as with the transplanted embryonic heart cells.
5. About four weeks after transplanting the ovaries into female mice, the researchers obtained immature eggs and later matured them in vitro.
6. Scientists have long sought to treat and study neural disorders by obtaining and transplanting neural stem cells.
7. Though organizers have taken some reformative measures such as including rice transplanting in the games, the event still doesn't reflect the real concerns of farmers.
8. She told me it was due to standing long in water for transplanting rice seedlings.
9. " Such changes have posed challenges for the traditional Chinese way of transplanting organs, " Huang said.
10. Scientists said it is not known whether the government will allow experiments on transplanting pig organs into humans.
noun
1. the act of removing something from one location and introducing it in another location
e.g. the transplant did not flower until the second year
too frequent transplanting is not good for families
she returned to Alabama because she could not bear transplantation
Synonym: transplant transplantation