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Definition of implanted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
stabilitydeeply rooted or firmly fixed in place
- The values were implanted in her mind from childhood.
2.
surgical insertionTECH. inserted into the body through surgeryTECH.
- The implanted device monitors heart activity.
Origin of implanted
Latin, in (into) + plantare (to plant)
Terms with implanted included in their meaning
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medical
artificial heart valve implanted to replace a damaged natural heart valve
implant
small electronic device implanted in the brain
medical
device implanted to regulate heart rhythm
medical
surgically implanted device aiding profound hearing loss
medical
implanted within the body
medical
pregnancy implanted at the uterine angle
acr: cardiac implantable electronic device
device implanted to help the heart work
eye surgery
artificial lens implanted in the eye to replace a damaged lens
Examples of implanted in a sentence
Her beliefs were implanted through years of education. The implanted chip helps regulate insulin levels. She had an implanted lens to improve her vision.
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- French:implanté, inséré, ...
- German:eingepflanzt, implantiert, ...
- Italian:impiantato, inserito, ...
- Spanish:arraigado, injertado, ...
- Portuguese:implantado, inserido, ...
- Chinese:根深蒂固的, 植入的, ...
- Japanese:植え付けられた, 埋め込まれた, ...
- Arabic:مَزْروع, مَزْرُوع, ...
- Hebrew:מוּשְׁרָשׁ, מוּשְׁתָּל, ...
- Russian:укоренённый, имплантированный, ...
- Ukrainian:імплантований, вживлений, ...
- Hindi:जड़ित, प्रत्यारोपित, ...
Definition of implant - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
psychologytr. establish an idea or belief firmlytr.
- The teacher implanted a love for reading in her students.
2.
medicaltr. TECH. insert or fix tissue or an artificial object into a person's bodytr. TECH.
- The surgeon will implant a pacemaker in his chest tomorrow..
3.
embryointr. TECH. become attached and embedded in the wombintr. TECH.
- The embryo implants in the uterus after fertilization.
Noun
1.
medicalTECH. object surgically placed in the bodyTECH.
- The dentist recommended a dental implant.
2.
businessTECH. US representative working within a client's officeTECH. US
- The travel implant handled all their corporate bookings.
Expressions with implant
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medical device placed in breast for augmentation or reconstruction
She got a breast implant after her surgery.
device put in the brain for medical or research use
The brain implant helped doctors study brain activity.
surgically implanted device aiding profound hearing loss
She received a cochlear implant to hear again.
artificial tooth root placed in jawbone
She got a dental implant after losing a tooth in an accident..
artificial lens placed in the eye after surgery
She received a lens implant after her cataract surgery.
Origin of implant
Latin, in- (into) + plantare (to plant)
Examples of implant in a sentence
The coach implanted discipline in the players. They plan to implant the device next week. Doctors will implant a new valve in her heart. The fertilized egg will implant within a week. Successful implantation is crucial for pregnancy. She received a cochlear implant to improve her hearing.
The surgeon discussed the risks of the heart implant. The marketing implant coordinated the entire campaign from their office. An IT implant was stationed at the client's site for support.
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- French:implanter, implant, ...
- German:verankern, Implantat, ...
- Italian:instillare, impianto, ...
- Spanish:implantar, implante, ...
- Portuguese:implantar, implante, ...
- Chinese:植入, 植入物, ...
- Japanese:植え付ける, インプラント, ...
- Arabic:غَرَسَ, زِرْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַטְמִיעַ, שֶׁתֶל, ...
- Russian:внушать, имплант, ...
- Ukrainian:вкорінити, імплантат, ...
- Hindi:मन में बिठाना, प्रत्यारोपण, ...
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