vitals

vitals读音音标

英[ˈvaɪtlz]

美[ˈvaɪtlz]

基本意思释义

n.（人体的）重要器官，要害，命脉; 紧要器官

短语及实用例句

Fear gripped ( at ) my vitals.

我内心极为恐惧.

辞典例句

Bureaucracy may be said as a disease in our very vitals.

官僚主义可说是我们的心腹之患.

《现代汉英综合大词典》

She kneed her attacker in the vitals and ran away.

她用膝盖撞那个袭击者的要害部位,然后跑掉了.

期刊摘选

As someone said statistics is like a bikini , revealing all but the vitals.

有人形容统计学就像比基尼一样,掩盖了*重要的部分.

期刊摘选

He was lucky that the bullet missed the vitals.

他很幸运,子弹没有击中要害器官.

期刊摘选

The vitals of assault on reform is the reform on government system.

改革攻坚的要害是*府体制改革.

期刊摘选

My first officer has got your sword throughout his vitals, and passed without speech.

我的大副被你的宝剑刺中要害, 没说一句话就死去了.

辞典例句

Either vitals had a problem the metropolis is lack of power.

任一重要器官有了问题都会乏力的.

期刊摘选

He had a citified air about him that ate into Tom\'s vitals.

他摆出一副城里人的架势,汤姆对此感到很不自在.

期刊摘选

She kneed her attacker in the vitals ( ie in the genitals ) and ran away.

她用膝盖撞那个袭击者的要害部位 ( 生殖器 ),然后跑掉了.

辞典例句

英英释义

Noun

1. a bodily organ that is essential for life