plant是什么意思

plant意思：

作名词时意思是“工厂，车间；植物；设备；庄稼”

作及物动词时意思是“种植；培养；栽培；安置”

作不及物动词时意思是“种植”。

单词发音：

英[plɑːnt]；美[plænt]

短语搭配：

vascular plant维管植物 ; 管植物 ; 导管植物 ; 具维管束植物

Plant Cell植物细胞 ; 动物细胞 ; 生物 ; 水稻叶片卷曲基因鉴定

plant protection[植保]植物保护 ;[植保]植物保护学 ; 工厂保护 ; 植保

双语例句：

1、Do you have any plant or seed

你有任何植物或种子吗？

2、They transfer pollen from one plant to another

他们转让的花粉从一个工厂到另一个。

3、Water each plant as often as required

按要求经常给每棵植物浇水。

4、The plant naturalizes well in grass

这棵植物适应了环境,在草中生长得很好。

factory主要指的是生产商品的地方，特指工厂，强调的是生产过程。而plant则有更广泛的含义，除了可以指工厂外，还可以指电厂、化工厂、发电站等大型工业设施。这里给大家总结了一个它们基础知识的表格，可以先简单了解一下先✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺

了解完它们的基础知识后，现在就来看看它们的具体区别吧ლ(・∀・ )ლ

区别一：基本含义不同

factory主要指的是生产商品的地方，特指工厂，强调的是生产过程。而plant则有更广泛的含义，除了可以指工厂外，还可以指电厂、化工厂、发电站等大型工业设施。

例句：

①The factory produces cars 这家工厂生产汽车。

②The nuclear power plant is located by the sea 核电站位于海边。

区别二：规模不同

一般来说，plant通常指的是规模较大的生产设施，可能包括多个工厂或生产线。而factory则通常指的是单个的生产单位。

例句：

①The factory employs 200 workers 这家工厂雇佣了200名工人。

②The plant includes several factories 这个工业设施包括几家工厂。

区别三：产品类型不同

factory通常用于生产物质产品，如汽车、电视等。而plant则可以用于生产物质产品，也可以用于生产能源，如电力、热力等。

例句：

①The factory manufactures electronic products 这家工厂生产电子产品。

②The power plant generates electricity for the city 这个电厂为城市供电。

区别四：词源不同

factory源自拉丁语factorium，意为做事的地方；plant源自拉丁语planta，原意为栽种，后来引申为建立，因此也用来指代工厂或工业设施。

例句：

①The factory was established in 1990 这家工厂成立于1990年。

②The plant was built to meet the increasing demand for electricity 这个电厂是为了满足日益增长的电力需求而建立的。

区别五：使用地区不同

在美国英语中，plant的使用较为普遍，而在英国英语中，factory的使用较为常见。

例句：

①The factory is one of the largest in the UK 这家工厂是英国最大的工厂之一。

②The plant is a major employer in the area 这个工业设施是该地区的主要雇主。

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face plant也叫作face transplant，其意思是“面部移植”。

给你提供一篇文章，该文来自牛津英语网站，谈论的正是有关面部移植方面的问题。

Scientists now believe that it is only a matter of time before the first human face transplant is performed Doctors in different countries around the world have developed the surgical skills and anatomical knowledge to make the procedure possible Such transplants could benefit patients who have had their faces disfigured through accident or illness

However, leading surgeons in the UK have warned against performing facial transplant surgery without further research They are concerned about the ethical, legal and moral issues of face transplants, as well as the psychological effect on the patients themselves

In a recent statement, the president of the Royal College of Surgeons, Sir Peter Morris, said: "Facial transplantation is not only a matter of technical achievement We must also take into consideration the psychological impact on the recipient and on the donor family"

There are concerns among doctors that giving patients a different face could lead to a loss of identity, which in turn may cause serious emotional confusion The recipients may also have to deal with mixed reactions from close family and friends

As well as the psychological impact of face transplants, there are a number of serious health issues In particular, surgeons estimate that there could be a one in ten chance of immediate rejection of the new tissue by the recipient‘s body Patients would also have to follow a strict regime of anti-rejection drugs throughout their lives In addition, they would need to avoid exposure to the sun and would be required to follow a special diet

In recent weeks there has been much discussion in the media about a “face race” in which doctors from different countries are planning to perform the first operation Surgeons from countries as far apart as China, Colombia, the UK and the US are said to be working towards the first face transplant

However, such a race has been hotly denied by the surgeons themselves One leading transplant expert, John Barker, from Louisville University in the US, claimed that the whole idea of a “face race” had been invented by the media "If I were in a race, I think I should know about it I don‘t know about it so we are not in a race"

The international “face race” itself may be an invention of the media who are keen to dramatize this new development in modern medicine Nevertheless, there seems little doubt that the first human face transplant will take place in the near future with a huge blaze of publicity for both the surgeons and the patient