prosthetics — artificial body parts designed to replace missing or damaged limbs or organs
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: artificial body parts designed to replace missing or damaged limbs or organs
Pronunciation (IPA): /prɑsˈθetɪks/
Korean meaning: 잃어버렸거나 손상된 팔다리나 신체 기관을 대체하는 인공 보철물
Korean pronunciation: 프라**스**세틱스
Example Sentences
- The Paralympic athlete's prosthetics were so advanced, he joked they gave him superpowers.
- She decided to bedazzle her prosthetics with glitter because why not shine bright?
- The company specializes in 3D-printed prosthetics for children.
prosthetics
NOUN//prɑsˈθetɪks//
artificial body parts designed to replace missing or damaged limbs or organs

a determined patient takes confident steps using a high-tech robotic leg prosthetic while holding parallel bars. The mechanical limb moves smoothly with each step, showing precise joint movement and natural gait patterns. A physical therapist walks alongside offering encouragement and monitoring the patient's progress. Other patients in the background practice with various artificial arms and legs at different therapy stations. The therapist adjusts settings on the prosthetic device to optimize performance. The patient's face shows joy and accomplishment as they master walking with their new artificial limb. artificial body parts designed to replace missing or damaged limbs or organs
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Origin
그리스어 'prosthetos(추가된, 붙여진)'에서 유래되었습니다. 고대 그리스 의사들이 잃어버린 신체 부위에 '무언가를 앞에 붙인다'는 개념에서 시작되었어요.
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“The Paralympic athlete's prosthetics were so advanced, he joked they gave him superpowers.”
“She decided to bedazzle her prosthetics with glitter because why not shine bright?”
“The company specializes in 3D-printed prosthetics for children.”
“Modern prosthetics can cost anywhere from $5,000 to $50,000.”
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