stretcher

noun

1. 担架
   a long piece of strong cloth with a pole on each side, used for carrying sb who is sick or injured and who cannot walk
   1. He was carried off on a stretcher.
      他被用担架抬走了。
   2. stretcher cases (= people too badly injured to be able to walk)
      必须用担架抬的伤员

verb

1. 用担架抬
   to carry sb somewhere on a stretcher
   1. He was stretchered off the pitch with a broken leg.
      他腿骨折了，从球场上抬了下去。

1. N-COUNT 担架
   A stretcher is a long piece of canvas with a pole along each side, which is used to carry an injured or sick person.
   1. The two ambulance attendants quickly put Plover on a stretcher and got him into the ambulance.
      两名救护人员迅速地将普洛弗放到担架上抬进救护车里。
2. V-PASSIVE 用担架抬
   If someone is stretchered somewhere, they are carried there on a stretcher.
   1. I was close by as Lester was stretchered into the ambulance...
      莱斯特被用担架抬进救护车时我就在旁边。
   2. The goalkeeper was stretchered off just before half-time with a rib injury.
      就在中场休息前，该守门员由于肋骨受伤被用担架抬下场。

1. Stewart was trying to clear a path for the stretcher
   斯图尔特在努力给担架开路。
2. The two ambulance attendants quickly put Plover on a stretcher and got him into the ambulance.
   两名救护人员迅速地将普洛弗放到担架上抬进救护车里。
3. I was close by as Lester was stretchered into the ambulance
   莱斯特被用担架抬进救护车时我就在旁边。
4. The goalkeeper was stretchered off just before half-time with a rib injury.
   就在中场休息前，该守门员由于肋骨受伤被用担架抬下场。
5. They wheeled her out on the stretcher.
   他们用担架床把她推了出去。
6. The patient groaned painfully as he was lifted onto the stretcher.
   病人被抬上担架时在痛苦地呻吟着。
7. I'll get you a stretcher right away.
   我马上给你叫担架。
8. A man on a stretcher begins to breathe heavily.
   担架上的一位男士开始呼吸沉重。
9. There was another flurry of hospital personnel, another stretcher brought to the bed next to me.
   医护人员又是一阵慌乱，又一张担架床推到了挨着我的那张病床边上。
10. He yelled in panic when he recognized me on the stretcher.
    他认出了担架床上的我，惊慌失措地尖叫道。
11. The stretcher had an open body bag on it, and they zipped it up around the body.
    担架上有个开着的尸体包，他们顺着尸体将包的拉链拉上。
12. He was borne in front of her on the stretcher.
    他被用担架抬着走在她前面。
13. In default of a proper stretcher they carried the victim on a tightly hold blanket.
    因为没有合适的担架，他们拉紧了毯子抬着有受害者。
14. On the edge of the field stood a row of ambulances and teams of trained stretcher bearers with walkie-talkies.
    在练兵场边上，站着一组组训练有素的带着步话机的担架兵，还停着一排救护车。
15. He then waved and gave a thumbs-up to fans as he was taken by stretcher to the medical centre.
    他然后波动而且给予了一只拇指-由狂热者决定当他被到医学的中心担架轮流了。
16. He lay out on the stretcher while the doctor explained what he was going to do.
    他躺在担架上，而医生在一边解释他准备做些什么。
17. The leg muscle and ligament stretcher is for training the dancer's inside muscle and ligament of thigh stretch.
    huiney腿部肌肉韧带拉伸机，是针对舞蹈者的大腿内侧肌肉进行韧带拉伸的专业舞蹈设备。
18. Mind out! We're coming through with the stretcher.
    让开！我们担着担架要穿进来了。
19. An ambulance service was organized and I joined in with Comrade Li as stretcher bearers.
    一个救护队组织起来了，我和李同志一起参加当担架员。
20. They put the stretcher down and went in. The porter came out with them.
    他们放下担架，走了进去。回来时带来了一个门房。
21. Temporal characteristics of output pulse from a grating pair stretcher with a slit are investigated neglecting the spatial diffraction.
    在忽略空间衍射效应的情况下，研究了内含狭缝光栏的光栅对展宽器式脉冲整形器的输出光束的时间特性；
22. "Bella!" he yelled in panic when he recognized me on the stretcher.
    “贝拉！”当他看到我躺在担架上时惊恐地大喊。
23. I spoke to JT when he went past on a stretcher and from the way he reacted I understood he was completely conscious.
    在JT被担架抬出场的时候我和他说了些话，他的反应告诉我他已经完全清醒过来了。
24. Come back for me with a stretcher!
    带担架回来接我！
25. I think so. He's here somewhere, but they didn't make him use a stretcher.
    我想是的。他在这里的某处，但他们没用担架固定他。
26. The man on the stretcher over me has a hemorrhage.
    我上边那担架上的人在流血。
27. Come back for me with a stretcher and more guns!
    带担架和更多的火力来接我！
28. We have a stretcher case on board, request ambulance and doctor be ready on arrival.
    我们飞机上有病人，请求救护车和医生在我们到达时准备好。
29. The victim was supine on the stretcher.
    受害者仰卧在担架上。

noun

1. a stone that forms the top of wall or building

   Synonym:    capstonecopestonecoping stone

2. a litter for transporting people who are ill or wounded or dead

3. a mechanical device used to make something larger (as shoes or gloves) by stretching it

4. a wooden framework on which canvas is stretched and fixed for oil painting