incontinent
incontinent 英 [ɪn'kɒntɪnənt] 美 [ɪnˈkɑntənənt]
adj. 失禁的；不能自制的，无节制的；荒淫的 adv. 立即，即刻
- One of the less glamorous parts of parenthood is being responsible for an incontinent newborn who can't control the urge to urinate or defecate.
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- adj. 失禁的；不能自制的，无节制的；荒淫的
- adv. 立即，即刻
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1. Their babies had died, and the prolonged labor had inflicted a dreadful injury on the mothers: an internal wound called a fistula, which left them incontinent and soaked in urine.
她们的婴孩都死掉了，长时间的生产对年轻的妈妈造成了可怕的创伤：一种内部的损伤，又叫瘘管，瘘让她们小便失禁，整日泡在尿液里。
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2. These patients were unable to recognize family members, incontinent and unable to get around on their own.
这些病人记不住家里的门牌号码，失禁，并且生活不能自理。
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3. She is doubly incontinent and the swan neck deformity which began 20 years ago in all fingers of both hands has now twisted them to a state of utter uselessness.
她患有双重失禁，就在20年前当她双手的手指弯曲到一种完全失去功能时，患上了天鹅脖畸形脖。
- incontinent (adj.) late 14c., "wanting self-restraint," from Old French incontinent (14c.) or directly from Latin incontinentem (nominative incontinens) "immoderate, intemperate, not holding back," from in- "not, opposite of" (see in- (1)) + continens (see continent (adj.)). Originally chiefly of sexual appetites. General sense of "unable to retain" is from 1640s; medical sense of "unable to control bowels or bladder, unable to restrain natural discharges from the body" is attested by 1828.
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