lacerated

英 [ˈlæsəreɪtɪd]

美 [ˈlæsəreɪtɪd]

v.  划破，割裂(皮或肉); 严厉抨击; 斥责
lacerate的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：lacerated　

BNC.37823 / COCA.33123

柯林斯词典

• VERB 划破，撕裂，割伤（皮肤）
  If somethinglaceratesyour skin, it cuts it badly and deeply.
  1. Its claws lacerated his thighs.
     它的爪子挠伤了他的大腿。

英英释义

adj

• having edges that are jagged from injury
  Synonym:laceratemangledtorn
• irregularly slashed and jagged as if torn
  1. lacerate leaves
  Synonym:lacerate

双语例句

• If they were lacerated, only the pressure of the hook might be preventing the patient from bleeding to death.
  如果它们被割裂了，也许只是钩子的压力正护卫着凯文，避免他流血致死。
• The sharp stones lacerated his feet. My toe presses against the shoe.
  尖石把他的脚划伤了.我的脚趾顶着鞋尖。
• Bone fracture associated with lacerated soft tissue or an open wound.
  骨头断裂软组织受到破坏。
• It also lacerated my spleen and popped my lung.
  不过这也让我的肺和脾都受了伤。
• Objective To analyze the diagnosis and treatment of lacerated fractures of the inferior patella in children.
  目的分析儿童髌骨下极撕脱骨折的诊治。
• The man's face was severely lacerated in the accident.
  事故中那男人的脸被严重割伤。
• The skin of the dorsum of the nose may be lacerated.
  鼻背部的皮肤可能撕裂。
• Objective: To explore the method of repair of lacerated kidneys.
  目的：探讨治疗多发深层肾裂伤的有效方法。
• But the man had waited too long, and the lacerated hand closed on the jaw.
  可是他也同样等了很久，那只撕裂的手扳住了狼的下颚。
• Two years later, Tatchell lost the previously safe labour seat to the liberal candidate Simon Hughes in a notorious by-election that was lacerated by violence and intimidation.
  两年后，在一场被暴力及恐吓所伤害、声名狼藉的补选中，撒切尔原先高枕无忧的工党议席输给了自由党（liberal）候选人西蒙休斯（simonhughes）。