incision

in'siʒәn

GRE

n. a depression scratched or carved into a surface
n. the cutting of or into body tissues or organs (especially by a surgeon as part of an operation)

n. 切口, 切割, 雕刻, 切入
[医] 切口, 切开, 缺口(叶)

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“incision”由前缀“in-”（表示“进入”）和词根“cision”（来自拉丁语“caedere”，意为“切割”）组成。可以理解为“进入切割”，表示在某物体上进行切割。

例句

1. The surgeon made a small incision to begin the operation.

外科医生做了一个小切口来开始手术。

2. After the incision was made, the doctor carefully examined the tissue.

切口做完后，医生仔细检查了组织。

3. It is important to keep the incision clean to prevent infection.

保持切口清洁以防止感染是很重要的。