tumor 的定义
- a swollen part; swelling; protuberance.
- an uncontrolled, abnormal, circumscribed growth of cells in any animal or plant tissue; neoplasm.
- Archaic. inflated pride; haughtiness.pompous language; bombast.
tumor 近义词
abnormal growth in animate being
更多tumor例句
- They’re at risk for developing these tumors, and those tumors can turn into cancer, but they can also be very, very disabling.
- Vaccine therapy for cancer would not be preventative, but rather would stimulate immune cells to mount a response against a patient’s tumor based on surface proteins the cancer cells have that their non-cancerous counterparts lack.
- In 2018, she said she was cancer-free after a spot was detected on her lungs and she had a small tumor removed.
- Many of us have cancerous tumors growing in us all the time, but our immune system gets rid of them.
- NF2 is a rare genetic disorder that results in the growth of tumors on the nerves and in the brain.
- He was brought to the Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center after doctors in Gaza discovered an aggressive tumor below his left knee.
- But the brain tumor plaintiff does not have to say what he would have done.
- Properly functioning, fully active RB can be thought of as having anti-tumor effects.
- His tumor had spread, and the next six years became a painful game of catch-up, one that he ultimately failed.
- A few years later, Baum posited that the math behind tumor growth looked more like chaos theory than anything else.
- It would be safer to remove every tumor of the breast at an early date.
- One of my mules which drank veruga water was attacked by a large tumor on the leg.
- Every pocket is a latent distortion—put something into it and you have a swelling, a tumor.
- Lily was suffering from a malignant tumor involving the hip, which surgeons in consultation had decided should be removed.
- On proceeding to examine the tumor, he found a plaster covering it.