英 [ˈæmpjuteɪt] 美 [ˈæmpjuteɪt]
vt. 截肢；切断；删除
第三人称单数amputates
现在分词amputating
过去式amputated
过去分词amputated
amputate /ˈæmpjʊˌteɪt/ [ amputating amputated amputates ]
及物动词 To amputate someone's arm or leg means to cut all or part of it off in an operation because it is diseased or badly damaged. 截 (肢)
To save his life, doctors amputated his legs.
为了救他的命，医生们截去了他的双腿。
有变体名词 截肢
He lived only hours after the amputation.
他在截肢后只活了几个小时。
切断，锯掉，截(肢)，减(肢)：
截肢
... amnesia健忘症 amputate切除；截肢 anastomosis吻合；连接 ...
... amputate v. 截肢 depute v. 派…为代表或代理（授予别人做代表的责任） deputize v. 代替某人行事或说话（自己承担做代表的责任） ...
... cut off 切断；中断；使死亡；剥夺继承权 amputate vt. 截肢；切断；删除 vast adj. 巨大的；广阔的；大量的；巨额的 n. 浩瀚；广阔无垠的空间 ...
裁员(Amputate) 第12章 团队协作不奏效
They may have to amputate.
他们可能不得不施行截肢手术。
When gangrene set in, his foot have to be amputate.
他的脚生了坏疽，必须解除。
The doctors said they are going to amputate both of my feet.
医生说他们将会切除我的双脚。
' When I amputate a limb, it's because it's gangrenous or doesn't work right.
Murrah building to amputate a woman's leg with a pocket knife, was a persuasive witness.
Vets had to amputate as a result of what was described as a cruelty case.