graft — a piece of healthy skin or tissue transplanted surgically
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a piece of healthy skin or tissue transplanted surgically
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɡræft/
Korean meaning: 이식용 피부나 조직
Korean pronunciation: **그**래프트
Example Sentences
- The chef tried to graft French cooking techniques onto Korean cuisine, creating fusion disasters.
- After the accident, doctors performed multiple skin grafts to repair the damage.
- The scandal revealed widespread graft in the construction industry.
graft
NOUN//ɡræft//
a piece of healthy skin or tissue transplanted surgically
Surgeon applies a skin graft to repair the patient's wound
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With a precise shaft and masterful craft, the graft saves life.
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Origin
From Middle English and Old French 'grafte', ultimately derived from Greek 'graphein' meaning 'to write' or 'to scratch'. The term was applied to grafting in horticulture because the process resembles marking or writing onto a plant.
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“The chef tried to graft French cooking techniques onto Korean cuisine, creating fusion disasters.”
“After the accident, doctors performed multiple skin grafts to repair the damage.”
“The scandal revealed widespread graft in the construction industry.”
“My gardener tried to graft roses onto my apple tree - now I have the world's most confused plant.”
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