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paralytic

/par-uh-lit-ik/US // ˌpær əˈlɪt ɪk //UK // (ˌpærəˈlɪtɪk) //

瘫痪的,瘫痪,麻痹的,瘫痪者

Related Words

disabled残疾人,残疾,残障人士,残缺的lame跛脚,蹩脚的,跛脚的,瘸腿的paraplegic截瘫患者,截瘫者,瘫痪者,高位截瘫者quadriplegic四肢瘫痪,四肢瘫痪者,四肢瘫痪的人,四肢麻痹immobile不动的,不动,不移动,不流动inactive不活跃,不活跃的,不活动的,不活跃的人incapacitated无能力的,丧失能力的,无能力的人,丧失能力insensible无知者无畏,无知无觉,无知的人,无知觉numb哑巴,哑铃,哑谜,哑弹palsied瘫痪的,悸动的,瘫痪,悸动paralyzed瘫痪,瘫痪的,瘫痪了,瘫痪状态powerless无能为力,无力,无权,无权无势diplegic偏瘫患者,偏瘫者,偏瘫,瘫痪者immobilized无法动弹,无法动弹的,无法动用,无法动弹的情况下

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person affected with paralysis.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : affected with or subject to paralysis.
    • : pertaining to or of the nature of paralysis.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.impaired in movement
Synonyms
disabled残疾人,残疾,残障人士,残缺的lame跛脚,蹩脚的,跛脚的,瘸腿的paraplegic截瘫患者,截瘫者,瘫痪者,高位截瘫者quadriplegic四肢瘫痪,四肢瘫痪者,四肢瘫痪的人,四肢麻痹diplegic偏瘫患者,偏瘫者,偏瘫,瘫痪者immobile不动的,不动,不移动,不流动immobilized无法动弹,无法动弹的,无法动用,无法动弹的情况下inactive不活跃,不活跃的,不活动的,不活跃的人incapacitated无能力的,丧失能力的,无能力的人,丧失能力insensible无知者无畏,无知无觉,无知的人,无知觉numb哑巴,哑铃,哑谜,哑弹palsied瘫痪的,悸动的,瘫痪,悸动palsified伙伴式的,伙伴式,伙伴式服务,伙伴们paralyzed瘫痪,瘫痪的,瘫痪了,瘫痪状态powerless无能为力,无力,无权,无权无势

Examples

  • AFM is a paralytic condition that is not polio—but not dissimilar to polio either.

  • I know a woman who has, several times, been driven to the brink of paralytic rage by the way her books have been received.

  • Paralytic Child Walking on All Fours (from Muybridge), from that year, is a fine example of this stylistic shift.

  • The healing of the paralytic has been regarded as a type of the restoration of the soul paralyzed by sin.

  • In man there is a premonitory stage; a furious stage, which lasts from about a day to three days; then a final paralytic stage.

  • The walking may simulate paralytic forms if hysteria is mixed with the neurasthenia.

  • If that same paralytic were lying in his bed at home and you set the house afire he would jump up and run.

  • A paralytic stroke seized him within a few hours of young Thomas's arrival, and he never fully recovered his faculties.

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