paralysis 的定义
plural pa·ral·y·ses [puh-ral-uh-seez]. /pəˈræl əˌsiz/.
- Pathology. a loss or impairment of voluntary movement in a body part, caused by injury or disease of the nerves, brain, or spinal cord.a disease characterized by this, especially palsy.
- a state of helpless stoppage, inactivity, or inability to act: The strike caused a paralysis of all shipping.
paralysis 近义词
等同于 inertia
等同于 numbness
paralysis 的近义词 7 个
等同于 depression
更多paralysis例句
- Other labs are testing implanted electrodes in people with paralysis.
- At home, only by acting on that conviction can we avoid paralysis.
- After decades of work and mass vaccination campaigns that have spared millions of children from paralysis, the world is close to wiping out polio.
- Its long-term effect on our lives is still unclear, but that uncertainty must not induce paralysis.
- The company settled into a kind of paralysis, unable to either deliver on or dial back its ambitions.
- Obama has long argued that Republican obstructionism is to blame for the current paralysis in government.
- The shooting left Brady with slurred speech, and with partial paralysis, which required him to use a wheelchair.
- A feeling of helplessness and its resulting paralysis are the enemy of the Good.
- Yet not everyone is caught up this vortex of paralysis and resentment.
- Lou continued to hope that his creeping paralysis could be halted.
- Suffering from paralysis for years previous, his mental energy, as a chronic invalid, was amazing.
- These symptoms may be present in a variety of degrees, and in advanced cases even imbecility or paralysis may ensue.
- Paralysis has unnerved and unstrung the whole system and yet the mind has remained uninjured.
- Of course, if it's repeated enough, it will end up as a permanent paralysis of the part stimulated.
- Overhead a bird chirped in loneliness, and the sky slowly turned pearly hued as the paralysis left him.