coma 的定义
plural co·mas.
- a state of prolonged unconsciousness, including a lack of response to stimuli, from which it is impossible to rouse a person.
coma 近义词
deep unconsciousness
更多coma例句
- A new objective marker like this could help to improve the practice of anesthesia and treatments for coma patients.
- He has been jailed more than ten times, spent hundreds of days in police custody since 2011, and was left in a coma after being poisoned by a powerful nerve agent last year.
- Silca was transported to the hospital and remained in a coma until he died a month later.
- Silva was transported to the hospital and remained in a coma until he died a month later.
- With Shonray in a medically induced coma, Shonte checked in with her sister’s nurses daily and visited twice a week, every Thursday and Sunday.
- The peace process is in a coma; and ISIS, Hamas, Assad, Hezbollah, and the Iranian mullahs make Israel look like the good guys.
- Everything changes when Rick slips into a coma after being shot while pursuing a criminal.
- For Rick, who awakens from his coma months after the dead have risen, the world changes overnight.
- While he was in a coma for seven days, his consciousness entered a series of transcendent realms.
- Nine months later, he awakens from his coma with washboard abs and the ability to run really fast.
- In diabetes its presence is a grave symptom and often forewarns of approaching coma.
- He then retired into solitude near Coma, passing his time in manual labour, prayer, and study.
- It's more of a coma, something like the hibernation of a bear or a possum.
- I am glad to have been aroused by so sympathetic a spirit from the coma of thirty years.
- The fatal coma may last even when the person has been removed from the gas from hours to days.