bioengineering

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bioengineering — 名詞

1. the branch of engineering that uses technical knowledge to create devices, impla

1.名詞B2
釋義

生醫工程

運用工程技術解決醫療與生物問題的領域

the branch of engineering that uses technical knowledge to create devices, implants, and materials for treating patients and solving problems in biology

例句

Dr. Okafor studied bioengineering at university before joining a team that designs artificial heart valves.

Dr. Okafor大學主修生醫工程,畢業後加入了一個設計人工心臟瓣膜的團隊。

collocation: studied bioengineering at university

The bioengineering lab developed a material that helps broken bones heal in half the usual time.

這間生醫工程實驗室開發出一種能讓骨折癒合時間縮短一半的材料。

同義詞
  • biomedical engineering

    nearly synonymous but focuses more narrowly on medical devices and implants rather than the full range of biological applications

  • biotechnology

    a broader term covering all technological uses of living systems, not only engineering approaches

2. the science of changing the genes of living things — such as plants, animals, or

2.名詞B2
釋義

基因工程

透過改變生物基因來創造新性狀的科學技術

the science of changing the genes of living things — such as plants, animals, or bacteria — to give them new traits, for example making crops that resist pests or drought

例句

Many farmers now plant bioengineering crops that can survive long dry seasons without extra water.

如今許多農民種植基因工程作物,這些作物能在漫長旱季中無需額外灌溉即可存活。

bioengineering crops (genetically modified crops)

Elena read an article about using bioengineering to grow rice that contains extra vitamins.

Elena讀了一篇文章,內容是關於利用基因工程技術來種植含有額外維生素的稻米。

同義詞
  • genetic engineering

    a direct synonym; both terms refer to the same scientific field of altering organism DNA

  • genetic modification

    very close in meaning but often used specifically for the act of changing genes rather than the whole field

常見錯誤

Bioengineering is used to fix broken bones.
Bioengineering crops can resist pests without chemical sprays.
💡sense 2 is about changing the genes of organisms, not about medical devices or implants.