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lesion

/ˈliːʒən/

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noun

损伤，病灶

A wound or injury.

Examples :

"After falling on the playground, the child had a small lesion on her knee. "

孩子在操场上摔倒后，膝盖上擦破了一点皮。

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noun

病灶，损伤。

An infected or otherwise injured or diseased organ or part, especially such on a patch of skin.

Examples :

"The doctor noticed a red lesion on the child's arm and suspected it was a mosquito bite that had become infected. "

医生注意到小孩手臂上有一块红色的病灶，怀疑是被蚊子叮咬后感染了。

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noun

损伤，病灶

Any compound formed from damage to a nucleic acid.

Examples :

"Here is a simple and clear sentence using "lesion" according to its specific definition (damage to a nucleic acid): "Exposure to too much UV light can cause a lesion in the DNA of skin cells." "

过度暴露于紫外线下可能导致皮肤细胞DNA出现损伤。

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noun

损害，损伤。

Examples :

"The seller claimed the antique clock was worth $100, but it was appraised at $500; the buyer argued that the vast difference in value represented a significant lesion in the sales contract, giving him grounds to cancel the agreement. "

卖方声称这古董钟价值100美元，但评估价却为500美元；买方认为这巨大的价值差异代表了销售合同中存在严重的损害，让他有理由取消协议。

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verb

损伤，损害

To wound or injure, especially in an experiment or other controlled procedure.

Examples :

"The scientist had to carefully lesion a small part of the rat's brain to study its effect on memory. "

科学家必须小心地损伤老鼠大脑中的一小部分，以便研究这种损伤对记忆的影响。

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