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 inoperable [ɪn'ɑpərəbl.]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 不能动手术的

[医] 不能手术的, 不宜手术的




    inoperable
    [ adj ]
    1. not suitable for surgery

      2. <adj.all>
      metastasis has rendered the tumor inoperable
    2. not able to perform its normal function

      3. <adj.all>


    1. They got the rod to return to the protective pool and rendered the equipment inoperable, the Canadian news agency said.
    2. The purchase of U.S. tanks to replace 15-year-old and largely inoperable French tanks is considered a warm-up test of congressional sentiment.
    3. Stanulonis said the collapse left the work site inoperable and he did not know how long it would be before construction could resume.
    4. The chief reasons it did so, the authors say, was that it lessened entry to the industry and made the Fairness Doctrine inoperable.
    5. A document marked "SECRETO" said "Mission: Make inoperable the Panama Canal and areas of defense of same," it said.
    6. Veteran country and gospel singer-composer Stuart Hamblen faces surgery to remove a brain tumor, but also suffers from inoperable lung cancer, a spokesman said.
    7. Ronald Lee Crockett, 38, had served five years of a 15-year sentence for heroin possession when he was diagnosed last month as having inoperable stomach and colon cancer.
    8. Roman Catholic Cardinal John Dearden has been hospitalized with inoperable cancer of the pancreas, a church spokesman said Friday.
    9. It's a zest for life." He was in office only two months when doctors discovered an inoperable tumor in his lungs.
    10. Late Thursday, a senior U.S. official in Washington said the United States had used its "intelligence resources" to conclude the plant was inoperable.
    11. Collectors can keep their weapons if the guns are rendered inoperable by the removal of firing pins or bolts.
    12. These cancers grow slowly and often are not diagnosed until after they have spread and become inoperable.
    13. Orange County's main sewage treatment plant "will be inoperable for several months," sending sewage flowing into soils, channels and streets, contaminating ground water and the coastline, the report said.
    inoperable
    inoperable cancer
    inoperable condition
    inoperable system
    inoperable time
    inoperating contact
    inoperation
    inoperation command
    inoperation condition
    inoperative
    inoperative agreement
    inoperative certificate
    inoperative contract
    inoperative evidence
    inoperative period
    inoperative time
    inoperative treaty
    Inoperculatae
    inoperculate
    inopexia
    inophlogosis
    inophragma
    inophyllous
    inopolypus
    inopportune
    inopportune operation
    inopportunely
    inops consilii
    inoptropic arrhythmia
    inoquiline
    inorb
    inorder
    inorder for binary tree
    inorder traversal
    inordinance
    inordinate
    inordinate wear
    inordinately
    inorfil
    inorg
    inorganic
    inorganic (corrosion)...
    inorganic accelerator
    inorganic accentuated
    inorganic acid
    inorganic acid ester
    inorganic acid radical
    inorganic acidity
    inorganic active filler
    inorganic adhesive
    inorganic adsorbent
    inorganic agent
    inorganic aggregates
    inorganic analysis
    inorganic analytical ...
    inorganic arsenic che...
    inorganic base
    inorganic base grease
    inorganic benzene
    inorganic binder
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