amputated

/am-pyoo-teyt/US // ˈæm pyʊˌteɪt //UK // (ˈæmpjʊˌteɪt) //

被切除的,被截肢的,被截肢,被截断的

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v.有主动词 verb

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am·pu·tat·ed, am·pu·tat·ing.
- : to cut off, as by surgery.
- : to prune, lop off, or remove: Because of space limitations the editor amputated the last two paragraphs of the news report.
- : Obsolete. to prune, as branches of trees.

verbremove a limb

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As they investigate the secret behind the hypnotic television signal, Mono and Six visit a school full of feral children and a hospital where prosthetic limbs overflow storage bins like so many amputated doll parts.
Eventually she had to have both limbs amputated above the knee.
Nerve cells in amputated spider legs responded to the wide range of frequencies.
Her front leg had been amputated to stop the cancer from spreading.
Their commander is a serious man with his left arm amputated just below the elbow.
He was removed to the rear, and the doctors decided that it was necessary to amputate the right leg.
Will it cripple you seriously to lose that hand; because Im afraid theyll have to amputate when you go down.
The thing necessary was to amputate the gangrened limb, and so prevent the disease from attacking the whole body.
True, her right leg was broken, and it had been necessary to amputate her left foot in order to save her life.
For a moment she had a passing dream that some one was trying to amputate her hand with a wood-saw, then it all came back to her.