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Meanings of amputate in inglês
Sinônimos
Examples for "cut off"
Examples for "cut off"
1
However, Britain said it was not planning to cut off development aid.
2
But Democrats said McConnell cut off debate last Thursday on several amendments.
3
In effect, the paper was cut off completely from the public Internet.
4
In some cases businesses were completely cut off from piped water supply.
5
Power was cut off in several areas and phones were not working.
Usage of amputate in inglês
1
If this doesn't amputate the long arm of the law, nothing will.
2
Nearly 12 months on, doctors have decided to amputate his other leg.
3
Her injuries forced surgeons to amputate her left leg at the knee.
4
The doctors thought that it would be necessary to amputate them both.
5
Nothing to do but let the flesh slough off and then amputate.
6
The surgeons made plans to amputate Teddy's leg on Friday, November 16.
7
If you threaten to alert social services, I'll amputate your other ear.
8
Doctors eventually had to amputate his left leg just above his knee.
9
It was easier to amputate than to attend a tedious, troublesome recovery.
10
If I had nurses, I would amputate now, before he recovers consciousness.
11
He diagnosed the trouble by smell and tried to amputate his foot.
12
He can fix broken limbs, amputate, remove tumours and replace organs.
13
The inflammation continued, increased, spread, and at length the doctors determined to amputate.
14
I'd amputate the whole leg and present it to you, Dan declared earnestly.
15
The only other option, it seemed, was to amputate her front left leg.
16
After removing them all, he begged a guard to amputate his chopping hand.
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