Meaning & Definition of Transplant in English
English⟶
Transplant
To move an organ, tissue, or plant from one place to another.
Pronunciation:
/trænˈsplænt/Part of Speech:
verb, nounPlural:
transplantsDetailed Definitions
Definition: To remove an organ or tissue from one body and place it in another.
Example Sentence: He underwent a heart transplant last year.
Definition: To move a plant from one location and replant it in another.
Example Sentence: I need to transplant these seedlings into the garden.
Definition: A tissue or organ that has been transplanted.
Example Sentence: The doctor monitored the success of the transplant closely.
Etymology
Origin: Late Middle English: from Latin transplantare, from trans- 'across' + plantare 'to plant'.
Synonyms
graftimplanttransfusionmoverelocate
Common Phrases and Expressions
- transplant surgery: surgical procedure to transplant an organ or tissue.
- transplant rejection: the body's immune response against a transplanted organ.
- transplant program: a structured approach for managing organ transplants.
Translations
- Spanish: trasplante
- French: transplantation
- German: Transplantation
- Russian: трансплантация
Related Words
- graft: A piece of living tissue that is transplanted for surgical purposes.
- donor: A person who gives an organ or tissue for transplant.
- recipient: A person who receives a transplant.
Slang Meanings of transplant
Meaning: Transplant (in urban slang): someone who moves into a new city or area.
Example Sentence: She's a transplant from California trying to adjust to life in New York.