单词：implants
v fix or set securely or deeply
v become attached to and embedded in the uterus
v put firmly in the mind
implant的用法和样例：
例句
- Teachers implant sound principles in the mind of children.老师把健全的原则灌输在儿童心中。
- You need to have a spontaneous education, or implant, put into your body to teach you.你们需要有一个自然发生的教导，或者灌输，进入你们身体来教导你们。
- Conclusion Favites implant inlay after horizontal osteotomy is one of the ideal methods for microgenia.结论水平截骨后采用天然角蜂巢珊瑚石人工骨嵌入植骨是矫正小颏畸形的可取方法之一。
- Surgeons implant blood essel grafts to proide an alternate route to damaged or blocked essels.外科移植血管可为受伤或阻滞的血管提供另一个途径。
词汇搭配
- volume implant容积植入
- metal implant into nasal septum鼻中隔金属管植入...
- diffused implant扩散注入
- endodontic implant根管内种植术...
- interstitial implant组织内植入, 间质植...
- implant test试验注入,插销试验...
- needle implant探针插入
- implant antigen牙加性抗原
- hair implant假发植入
经典引文
In recent years surgeons have been fitting an increasing number of implants.
出自：New ScientistPatrinite sometimes occurs in globular masses, implanted in other rocks.
出自：J. Pinkerton
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