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Definition of transplanted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
relocatedmoved from one place to another
- The transplanted tree struggled to adapt to its new environment.
2.
medicalTECH. taken from one part of the body to anotherTECH.
- The patient received a transplanted kidney during the surgery.
Origin of transplanted
Latin, trans (across) + plantare (to plant)
Terms with transplanted included in their meaning
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moved item
something that has been transplanted
medical
piece of tissue or organ transplanted in surgery
transplant material
transplanted bone used to repair and replace diseased or damaged bones
gardening
transplanted from one part to another
horticulture
young plant ready to be transplanted
transplant
allow a transplanted organ to function
surgical transplant
tissue transplanted from one part to another in the same body
transplant medicine
immune reaction that attacks and harms a transplanted organ or tissue
medical
event when the body attacks a transplanted organ
gardening
transplanted into a new pot
medical
harmful body reaction that attacks a donated organ or transplanted tissue
medical
suitable for being transplanted in surgery
medical
organ or tissue transplanted between species
medical
transplanted from one species to another
Examples of transplanted in a sentence
Transplanted workers often face cultural challenges. The transplanted tissue was accepted by the body. Doctors monitored the transplanted organ closely.
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- French:transplanté, greffé, ...
- German:umgepflanzt, transplantiert, ...
- Italian:trapiantato, ...
- Spanish:trasplantado, injertado, ...
- Portuguese:transplantado, ...
- Chinese:移植的, 移植过来的, ...
- Japanese:移植された, ...
- Arabic:مَنْقول, مَزْروع, ...
- Hebrew:מוּשְׁתָּל, מוּעֲבָר, ...
- Russian:пересаженный, трансплантированный, ...
- Ukrainian:пересаджений, ...
- Hindi:प्रतिरोपित, प्रत्यारोपित, ...
Definition of transplant - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
moved itemsomething that has been transplanted
- The transplants from the old garden thrived in their new environment..
2.
organ surgeryTECH. medical operation to replace a diseased body partTECH.
- She underwent a kidney transplant last year.
3.
medicalTECH. organ or tissue moved from one body to anotherTECH.
- The heart transplant saved his life.
4.
gardeningplant moved from one location to another
- The gardener performed a transplant of the rose bush.
5.
relocationperson who has moved to a new area
- He's a transplant from New York.
Verb
1.
gardeningtr./intr. move a plant to a different locationtr./intr.
- We need to transplant the seedlings to larger pots.
2.
medicaltr./intr. TECH. perform a medical operation to move an organ or tissuetr./intr. TECH.
- The surgeon will transplant a healthy kidney into the patient next week..
3.
relocationtr. relocate someone or something to a new placetr.
- They decided to transplant the family to the countryside.
Expressions with transplant
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surgical operation replacing a failing kidney with a donor kidney
She had a kidney transplant after years of dialysis.
surgery where a damaged liver is removed and replaced with a healthy one
She needed a liver transplant after years of chronic liver disease.
surgery where a damaged lung is replaced with a healthy donor lung
She underwent a lung transplant after years of severe breathing problems.
surgical operation replacing damaged body part with donated organ or tissue
The patient underwent transplant surgery after years of kidney failure.
surgical operation moving an organ from one body to another
The patient needed an organ transplant to survive.
surgical procedure to replace part of the cornea
After the corneal transplant, her vision improved significantly..
procedure moving donor feces into intestine to fix microbial imbalance
The patient received a fecal transplant after repeated infections.
harmful body reaction that attacks a donated organ or transplanted tissue
The doctors monitored her closely for signs of transplant rejection after surgery.
Origin of transplant
Latin, trans (across) + plantare (to plant)
Examples of transplant in a sentence
The transplants adapted well to the new soil. The heart transplant saved his life. He is recovering well after the liver transplant. She is recovering well after the kidney transplant. The transplant was a success, and the patient is healthy. Water each transplant thoroughly after planting.
The tomato transplant wilted in the afternoon heat. The transplant quickly adapted to the local culture. As a transplant, she found the new climate challenging. They decided to transplant the rose bush to the backyard. Gardeners often transplant flowers in early spring. Doctors can now transplant hearts with higher success rates. They plan to transplant the liver early tomorrow morning. The gardener will transplant the saplings next spring. They plan to transplant the ancient tree to the park.
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- French:greffe, transplanter, ...
- German:Transplantat, verpflanzen, ...
- Italian:trapianto, trapiantare, ...
- Spanish:trasplante, trasplantar, ...
- Portuguese:transplante, transplantar, ...
- Chinese:移植物, 移栽, ...
- Japanese:移植, 移植する, ...
- Arabic:شَتْلَة, نَقَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:מוּשְׁתָּל, לְהַשְׁתִּיל, ...
- Russian:пересадка, пересадить, ...
- Ukrainian:трансплантат, пересадити, ...
- Hindi:रोपण, स्थानांतरित करना, ...
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