amputation

UK:  [ˌæmpjʊ'teɪʃ(ə)n]

n.

1.切断手术

2.截断术

3.截断肢

4.截除

5.【医学】截肢(术)

1 . Such an amputation sentence is often handed down to habitual thieves in Iran who have prior convictions for theft and robbery.
在伊朗，这样的截肢判决往往用于惯偷，一般用于有前科的盗窃和抢劫罪犯。

2 . Intactivists counter that this hardly justifies what they call the amputation of a body part from infants who might never be at risk of HIV.
对此完整主义者提出异议，认为这几乎不能辩护为何要从男婴身上割舍一部分，要知道这些男婴也许永远不会面临感染HIV的风险。

3 . Chemotherapy combined with amputation improves the survival time, but most dogs still die within a year.
化疗与截肢手术联合治疗能延长患犬的生存时间，但大多数的患犬仍然在发病的一年内死亡。

4 . Often they called to ask Chad to rush to the hospital and offer comfort and support to an injury victim facing amputation.
通常他们打电话时让他赶快到医院劝慰面临截肢的病人。

5 . Those who did not feasible to drug therapy and stent implantation or vessel bypass grafting, will be faced with the risk of amputation.
药物治疗无效及不能胜任支架植入术或血管旁路移植术者正面临截肢的危险。