英语释义

• the blood flowing through the circulatory system

片语

bloodstream forms血液型

Bloodstream EP唱片名

bloodstream velocity血流速度

impedance bloodstream阻抗血流

Bloodstream parameters血流指标

ketone bloodstream量酮酸

brain bloodstream脑血流

bloodstream infections血流感染

Bloodstream infection血流感染

英汉例句

• when you eat, glucose enters your bloodstream and triggers your pancreas to release insulin, a hormone that helps cells store glucose as energy for later use.

  当人吃饭时，葡萄糖进入血液，促使胰腺释放胰岛素，这是一种帮助细胞存储能量供以后使用的激素。

• the bacteria can be carried in the throat and sometimes, for reasons not fully understood, can overwhelm the body「s defenses allowing infection to spread through the bloodstream to the brain.

  这种细菌可以留在喉咙部位，有时，由于尚未完全了解的原因，病菌可以突破身体的防御，使感染通过血流扩散到大脑。

• in the hospital setting, they cause wound infections after surgery, pneumonias, and bloodstream infections from indwelling catheters.

  在医院，他们能导致术后伤口感染，肺炎，从留置导尿管引起血液感染。

• septicaemic form of plague occurs when infection spreads directly through the bloodstream without evidence of a 「bubo」.

  败血性鼠疫在感染直接通过血流传播时发生，但无「腹股沟淋巴结炎」的迹象。

• these nano-sized sensors would float around the bloodstream until they ran into some toxic chemical or disease-causing germ.

  这些纳米级的传感器将沿着血流漂流，直到它们遇到有毒化学物质或致病菌。

• in people with diabetes, abnormally high levels of sugar remain in the bloodstream instead of entering the body’s cells, where it would be converted into energy.

  患有糖尿病的人，血液中糖分异常高，却无法进入体细胞，糖分只有在体细胞内才能转化为能量。

• while asleep, suffers may stop breathing for between 10 to 25 seconds at a time, depleting the bloodstream and brain of vital oxygen supplies.

  患者睡觉的时候可能会有10到25秒的时间是没有呼吸的，这会减少血流和大脑的供氧量。

• they are using fields generated by a magnetic-resonance imaging (mri) machine to ferry small beads through the bloodstream with the goal of delivering therapeutics close to tumours.

  他们使用的是核磁共振（mri）机器生成的磁场通过血液流动运送小珠，目的是把治疗药物输送到肿瘤附近。

• this is partly because hiv dies quite quickly once exposed to the air, and also because spilled fluids would have to get into a person」s bloodstream to infect them.

  这是因为hiv病毒暴露在空气中后很快就会死亡，并且受到病毒污染的体液必须进入另一个人的血液系统中才能导致感染。

• what we eat and drink is broken down by the digestive system; nutrients and glucose are released and then filtered through membranes into the bloodstream before entering the cells in various forms.

  我们吃喝的东西都被消化系统分解，然后营养物质和葡萄糖被释放出来通过薄膜过滤进入到血液循环中，接着再以不同形式进入到细胞中。

• based on these results, dr kanner and his colleagues argue that looking for antioxidants from wine in the bloodstream was a mistake; they do not need to be there to be useful.

  基于上述结论，卡内博士和他的同事们又作出解释，从血液里的葡萄酒中寻找抗氧化物是错误的，葡萄酒并不需要到达那里才发挥其功效。

• just how seriously was shown by a 2008 presidential decree calling for zero tolerance of alcohol in the bloodstream while driving – an idea that was not taken up for reasons of workability.

  2008年，一项总统令呼吁对驾驶员血液酒精含量零容忍，这一想法因可行性原因而未被接受，但这显示出当局确实非常严肃地对待这一问题。

• i am arguing that books, too, must be absorbed in your bloodstream to do you any good.

  我的观点是，书的营养也必须应该被「吸收到血液」中，才能对你有所裨益。