vitals

英 ['vaɪt(ə)lz]

美 ['vaɪt(ə)lz]

n.  (维持生命的)重要器官

医学

牛津词典

noun

• （维持生命的）重要器官
  the organs of the body that are essential for staying alive, for example the brain, heart, lungs, etc.

英英释义

noun

• a bodily organ that is essential for life
  Synonym:vital organ

双语例句

• Your doctor will check your weight, blood pressure, urine, and other vitals.
  你的医生会查你的体重、血压、尿液和其他重要器官。
• 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。
• His vitals are good. he's gonna make it.
  他的器官没事。他会做到的。
• Languidly, and with no thought of going in, I watched him, his hard little body, skinny and bare, saw him wince slightly as he pulled up around his vitals the small, soggy, icy garment.
  我不想下水，懒洋洋地望着他，他的光裸的身躯瘦小而结实，穿上冰凉潮湿的短裤时，轻微地打起冷颤。
• Energy is a foundation of the national development and it is the vitals of the national economy.
  能源是一个国家发展的基础，是国民经济的命脉。
• Vitals were taken through the open window.
  重要的都是从开着的车窗拿出来的。
• Patient vitals can be located in a centralized repository, which can be accessed and processed by authorized personnel.
  患病信息可以集中放在信息库，由经授权的人员存取和处理。
• 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。
• We have shunned all the defects which unceasingly preyed on the vitals and destroyed the ancient Republics.
  我们已避免了所有那些不停地危及利害，颠覆古代共和国的缺陷。
• The disease has attacked the vitals--beyond cure.
  病入膏肓。