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amputee

/am-pyoo-tee/US // ˌæm pyʊˈti //UK // (ˌæmpjʊˈtiː) //

被截肢者,截肢者,被截肢的人,断肢者

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person who has lost all or part of an arm, hand, leg, etc., by amputation.

Examples

  • Against the odds, she was able to return to the pool months later, and will now compete in the Paralympics as a bilateral amputee.

  • She began training for the upcoming Paralympics, which begin in late August, as a unilateral amputee after recovery, but she soon felt a pain in her right foot and ultimately had to undergo a second amputation in 2019.

  • The two men, who are both amputees, summited and skied the 20,310-foot Alaskan peak on June 20.

  • I want to put whatever funds are left over back into the community, back to the Shriners and also to different organizations that help out amputees and kids with disabilities especially.

  • Her father was a war amputee on benefits; her mother a cashier at a skating rink.

  • In 2012, for example, Brian Claunch, a wheelchair-bound double amputee living in a group home in Houston, became unruly.

  • How did amputees or amputee groups feel about the throwing of the leg itself, this viewer wondered.

  • In 2007, Heather Mills—an amputee and alpine skier (and yes, the former wife of Paul McCartney)—danced on the show.

  • Both Mills and Purdy can afford whatever devices and training they want—not something the average amputee can boast.