vivisection

vivisection

美 [ˌvɪvɪˈsekʃ(ə)n] 　英 [.vɪvɪ'sekʃ(ə)n]

• n.活体解剖
• 网络活体揭破；解剖活人；生体解剖

英汉双解

英汉解释

n.

1. 活体解剖

英英解释

n.	1. the activity of performing operations on living animals for scientific experiments

例句

Some of its members have been involved in freeing the animals from vivisection or other use in scientific laboratories.

有些组织成员的责任还包括释放正准备活体解剖和做科学实验的动物。

Vivisection is a social evil because if it advances human knowledge, it does so at the expense of human character. ~George Bernard Shaw.

活体解剖是社会的罪恶，如果它使人类知识进步，那是以人性作为代价的。

Vivisection , or animal testing, is one of the selfish behaviors that we frequently show.

动物试验便是我们这种自私行为的表现之一。

Some people may say, without vivisection, there would not have had so many scientific discoveries.

有人会说了：没有动物试验，就不会有众多的科学发现。

And there were no obviously harmful changes on the main visceral organs of the rats by observation of vivisection and tissue dissection.

大鼠的大体解剖观察和病理组织的镜检观察也没有发现明显改变。

by Vernon ColemanIt's now official: vivisection is a barbaric waste of time, of no value whatsoever to human beings.

官方消息现称：动物活体解剖实验这种暴行完全是浪费时间，它为人类社会所带来的进步意义几乎为零。

Those who suffered vivisection, including women made pregnant by the doctors, were called "lumber" .

那些遭受活体解剖的人被称作“圆木”，其中就有被医生们蹂躏至怀孕的女人。

Although many people have opposed vivisection, some people are enthusiastically supportive of this practice.

虽然很多人强烈反对活体解剖，而其他一些人则非常热切的支持这种行为。

I believe I am not interested to know whether vivisection produces results that are profitable to the human race or doesn t.

活体解剖是否对人类有益，这一点我没有兴趣去了解。

It was thus that the battles over hunting and vivisection began, amid which the zoo became a sacrificial offering.

一场世纪新战争于是揭幕：首当其冲的是打猎与动物实验，动物园则是下一个牺牲品。

The medics carried out experiments on humans, including vivisection without anaesthetic.

它进行人体试验，其中包括在不麻醉的情况下进行活体解剖。

Some people deem that vivisection experiments are very brutal, because animals are our friends and they have existent right.

有些人认为做活体实验很残酷是因为动物应该人类的好朋友，应该有他们生存的权利。

Two hundred years ago, a Scottish medical student named Robert Christison watched a human vivisection.

两百年前，一位名叫罗伯特•克里斯蒂森的苏格兰医学生目睹了一场人体活体解剖。

The author supports vivisection because it brings many a benefit. The speaker opposes it because he finds it unethical.

作者支持动物实验，因为它带来很多好处。演讲者反对它，因为他感到这是不道德的。

The victims of vivisection need a hand.

活体解剖的受害者需要帮忙的。

But that's exactly what ELECTION 2 is: a savage, funny, pitch black vivisection of Hong Kong politics.

但《以和为贵》正是如此：对于香港政治的一次无情的，风趣的，黑暗的剖析。

British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection

不过，英国废除活体解剖联盟

Debates on the vivisection of animal in the 19th century

19世纪有关动物活体解剖的争论