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An abnormal, often permanent shortening, as of muscle or scar tissue, that results in distortion or deformity, especially of a joint of the body.
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挛缩一种异常且常为永久性的缩短，如肌肉或瘢痕组织，会导致扭曲或变形，特别是身体关节处 |
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An abnormally formed organism, especially a person or animal regarded as a curiosity or monstrosity.
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畸形不正常组成的有机体，尤指被看作为稀奇物或怪物的人或动物 |
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An abnormally low level of glucose in the blood.
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低血糖症血液中葡萄糖不正常地低含量 |
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An abnormally obsessive preoccupation or attachment; a fixation.
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迷恋，迷信（物）不正常地萦绕于心头的事物或情感；固恋 |
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An aboriginal called Jim was an abnormal man.
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一个叫吉姆的土著居民是个变态的人。 |
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An aboriginal employee was jeered at in the work cafeteria by workmates, because of his race.
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一个原著民雇员因为他的种族，在其工作的自助餐厅被同事嘲笑。 |
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An aborted organism.
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流产的生物体 |
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An abrasive or filler used in a soap or detergent.
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增清剂肥皂或去污剂中用的研磨剂或填料 |
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An abrupt change in the weather.
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天气的突然变化. |
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An abrupt change within a sentence to a second construction inconsistent with the first, sometimes used for rhetorical effect; for example, I warned him that if he continues to drink, what will become of him?
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改变说法；错格句子中与第一个语法结构不一致的突然出现的第二个结构，有时用于修辞效果；例如，我警告过他，如果他继续喝酒的话将会有什么下场呢？ |
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An abrupt rolling or pitching.
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突然的摇晃或坠落 |
