| [/ˈɔːgən; ˋɔrɡən/] n 用法:
1 part of an animal body or plant serving a particular purpose 器官:
the organs of speech, ie the tongue, teeth, lips, etc 发音器官 *
The eye is the organ of sight. 眼睛是视觉器官. *
the reproductive organs 生殖器官 *
The surgeon removed the infected organ. 医生切除了受感染的器官. 用法:
2 (fml 文) (official) organization that serves a special purpose; means of getting work done （官方的）机关, 机构:
Parliament is the chief organ of government. 议会是政府的主要机关. 用法:
3 (fml 文) means for communicating the views of a particular group or party （集团或党派的）宣传工具, 机关报刊, 新闻媒介:
organs of public opinion, ie newspapers, TV, radio, etc 舆论工具 *
This paper is the official organ of the Communist Party. 这份报纸是共产党的官方喉舌. organ 2
[/ˈɔːgən; ˋɔrɡən/] n 用法:
1 (US also `pipe-organ) large musical instrument from which sounds are produced by air forced through pipes, played by keys pressed with the fingers and pedals pressed with the feet 风琴; 管风琴:
He plays the organ in church. 他在教堂弹奏风琴. *
[attrib 作定语] organ music 风琴曲. 用法:
2 any similar type of instrument without pipes 类似风琴的（无管的）乐器:
an electric organ 电风琴 *
a mouth-organ 口琴. Cf 参看 harmonium. |