anaesthetize
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++a·naes·the·tize (also anaesthetise British English, anesthetize American English) /əˈniːsθətaɪz $ əˈnes-/ verb [transitive] MHto give someone an anaesthetic so that they do not feel pain 使麻醉,给…施行麻醉→ See Verb table
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anaesthetize• Laughter here might anaesthetize our feelings, deaden us to the moral issue.• We would train chicks on water or methylanthranilate, and then anaesthetize them.a·naes·the·tize verbChineseSyllable
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anaesthetize
a‧naes‧the‧tize
(also anaesthetise British English, anesthetize American English) /əˈniːsθətaɪz, əˈniːsθɪtaɪz $ əˈnes-/ verb [transitive]
to give someone an anaesthetic so that they do not feel pain
a‧naes‧the‧tize
(also anaesthetise British English, anesthetize American English) /əˈniːsθətaɪz, əˈniːsθɪtaɪz $ əˈnes-/ verb [transitive]to give someone an anaesthetic so that they do not feel pain
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