vital organ
英 [ˈvaɪtl ˈɔːɡən]
美 [ˈvaɪtl ˈɔːrɡən]
网络 生命器官; 重要器官
英英释义
noun
- a bodily organ that is essential for life
双语例句
- The heart is the vital organ in body. Its working condition is an important index to evaluate whether the body is healthy or not, and could be assessed by detecting electrophysiological and pump function in clinic.
心脏是人体的重要器官，其工作是否正常是评价人体健康的重要指标，临床上可以通过检测心脏的电生理功能和泵生理功能评价心脏的工作情况。 - The small intestine is a vital organ in animal gastrointestinal system, in which a large variety of nutrients are absorbed.
小肠是动物胃肠道系统一个重要器官，多种营养物质，如碳水化合物、蛋白质、微生素和矿物质等，在这里被吸收。 - Your heart is a vital organ.
心脏是重要的身体器官。 - Conclusions Early and sufficient resuscitation of severe sepsis and septic shock patients could significantly enhance the effect of their vital organ functions recovery and final outcome.
结论：早期充分复苏治疗可明显增强严重脓毒血症和脓毒性休克病人对后续治疗的敏感性，并减轻对重要脏器功能的损害，从而降低其死亡率。 - A vital organ of the body.
人体最重要的器官。 - The heart is a vital organ.
心脏是维持生命必须的器官。 - Within this vital organ, life pulses with speed of a New York minute.
有了这个好像重要器官一样的系统，纽约的生命脉搏每分钟都在加速跳动。 - To Paul, being a "member" of the church meant being a vital organ of a living body, an indispensable, interconnected part of the Body of Christ.
对于保罗来说，作为教会「会员」意即成为一个活的身体的重要器官，是基督的身体不可或缺、无法割舍的一部分。 - The liver is a vital organ of the human body.
肝脏是人体的重要器官。 - Defective of speech The liver is a vital organ of the human body.
发音器官有缺陷的人肝脏是人体的重要器官。