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

• 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。
• The disease has attacked the vitals--beyond cure.
  病入膏肓。
• She's still unconscious, but her vitals look good.
  她还在昏迷，但没有生命危险。
• In market economy," Credit "is not only a fundamental process criterion as a passport in accountancy, but also vitals and soul in accountant profession.
  “诚信”是市场经济领域中一项基础性的行为规范，是会计工作的“通行证”，是会计工作的命脉和灵魂。
• She kneed her attacker in the vitals ie in the genitals and ran away.
  她用膝盖撞那个袭击者的要害部位生殖器，然后跑掉了。
• Melanie smiled at him through sparkling tears while Scarlett felt the fox of wrath and impotent hate gnaw at her vitals.
  媚兰眨着泪眼对他笑了笑，然而思嘉只觉得一阵怒火和内在仇恨在狠咬她的脏腑。
• Along with the global economic integrative development, the multinational companies have increasingly become the master of the world economic vitals.
  随着全球经济一体化的发展，跨国公司已日益成为世界经济命脉的掌控者。
• Large computer systems are increasingly crunching data everything from medical journals to patients 'vitals to recognize patterns.
  大型计算机系统正在持续不断地处理数据&从医学文献到病人的体征一应俱全，并以此判别症状。
• His vitals are fine and he's stable.
  不伤及要害，现在情况很稳定。
• 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。