cataract 英 [ˈkætərækt]   美 [ˈkætəˌrækt]

cataract

cataract  英 [ˈkætərækt] 美 [ˈkætəˌrækt]

n. [眼科] 白内障;大瀑布;暴雨,洪水;奔流  vt. 倾注 

名词复数:cataracts 

This strengthens sight in the eye with the cataract. 这样做能够增强白内障患眼的视力。
Broccoli: Broccoli not only improves eyesight but also prevents eyes from cataract. 西兰花:西兰花不仅能提高视力,而且能预防白内障。

  • If someone has a cataract in their right eye, their lens is cloudy rather than clear, so they have difficulty seeing. Luckily, cataracts are easily removed.
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  • n. [眼科] 白内障;大瀑布;暴雨,洪水;奔流
  • vt. 倾注
  • 1. This strengthens sight in the eye with the cataract.

    这样做能够增强白内障患眼的视力。

  • 2. Broccoli: Broccoli not only improves eyesight but also prevents eyes from cataract.

    西兰花:西兰花不仅能提高视力,而且能预防白内障。

  • 3. Your surgeon then uses the probe, which transmits ultrasound waves, to break up (emulsify) the cataract and suction out the fragments.

    然后,医生会用这个能传导超声波的探头来弄碎(乳化)白内障,并且将碎片吸出。

  • cataract (n.) early 15c., "a waterfall, floodgate, furious rush of water," from Latin cataracta "waterfall," from Greek katarhaktes "waterfall, broken water; a kind of portcullis," noun use of an adjective compound meaning "swooping, down-rushing," from kata "down" (see cata-). The second element is traced either to arhattein "to strike hard" (in which case the compound is kat-arrhattein), or to rhattein "to dash, break."
cat·ar·act / ˈkætərækt ; NAmE ˈkætərækt / noun 1 a medical condition that affects the lensof the eye and causes a gradual loss of sight 内障;白内障 2 ( literary) a large steep waterfall 大瀑布 cataract cataracts cat·ar·act / ˈkætərækt ; NAmE ˈkætərækt /
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