paralyses

paralyses

美 [pəˈræləsɪs] 　英 ['pærəlaɪz]

• n.【医】麻痹；中风；【医】瘫痪；无能

词形变化

复数：paralyses  

英汉解释

n.	1. 【医】麻痹,瘫痪;中风 2. 【医】瘫痪 3. 无能,无气力

英英解释

n.	1. the loss of the ability to move your body or a part of it, usually because of an injury or illness 2. the state of being completely unable to operate normally or effectively

例句

And the process should start later: at present, it paralyses the world's mightiest government for more than a year.

这一程序应该迟些启动：当前，它使得世界上最强大的政府有一年多处于瘫痪之中。

Botulinum endotoxin (or "Botox" as it is more widely known) paralyses muscles for a temporary period.

肉毒杆菌毒素（或“肉毒毒素”，因为它是更广为人知）肌肉瘫痪一段短暂时期。

But the influence of the religion paralyses the social development of those who follow it.

但是宗教的普遍流行瘫痪了那些追随它的民族的社会的发展。

Downpour paralyses Beijing traffic.

大雨导致北京交通瘫痪。

Does damage and paralyses your opponent for a short time.

造成伤害并短时间内麻痹对手。

We must break this cycle, for it paralyses our growth not only as individuals, but as a society.

我们必须打破这个循环，它遏制的不仅是个人的发展，而且社会的发展。

the poison paralyses the muscles and he drowns.

药效使他的肌肉麻痹于是他淹死了

Results: There are no patients with paralyses, alogian or tumor recurrence within 1-3 years after operation.

结果：术后无偏瘫、失语，随访l至3年无复发，癫癎得以改善。

Rebel strike paralyses Nepalese capital

尼泊尔造反者罢工令首都瘫痪