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amputate 【amputate】v.锯掉This is serious, I'm afraid we'll have to amputate his leg.这事很严重，恐怕我们必须锯掉他的腿。

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['æmpjuteɪt] 
amputateremove surgically
Use the verb amputate when you need to describe the surgical removal of a limb, such as an arm or a leg. For example, a doctor might amputate an accident victim's badly crushed arm.
No doubt you hope you'll never have to tell someone that you have to amputate, but if you do make sure you pronounce the word correctly, with the accent on the first syllable: "AM-pyo-tate." Amputate comes from the Latin word amputat-, meaning "lopped off." It can describe the removal of limbs or digits from both humans and animals.
All forms of 'amputate' will appear on average once every 2348 pages.amputateamputationamputator

Front	amputate
Pron	['æmpjuteɪt]
Back	【amputate】 v.锯掉 This is serious, I'm afraid we'll have to amputate his leg. 这事很严重，恐怕我们必须锯掉他的腿。
Vocab	amputateremove surgically Use the verb amputate when you need to describe the surgical removal of a limb, such as an arm or a leg. For example, a doctor might amputate an accident victim's badly crushed arm. No doubt you hope you'll never have to tell someone that you have to amputate, but if you do make sure you pronounce the word correctly, with the accent on the first syllable: "AM-pyo-tate." Amputate comes from the Latin word amputat-, meaning "lopped off." It can describe the removal of limbs or digits from both humans and animals. All forms of 'amputate' will appear on average once every 2348 pages. amputate amputation amputator

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