0 a part of the body or of a plant which has a special purpose -- orgán
the reproductive organs.
1 a means of spreading information, eg a newspaper -- orgán
an organ of the Communist Party.
2 a usually large musical instrument similar to a piano, with or without pipes -- varhany
He plays the organ
an electric organ.
Physical sense organs are the locus for such interaction.
As organs, the mouth and the eyes constitute a sign of the face.
The internal organs do not appear to be affected.
The partisanship of both organs was not in doubt.
However, its use in treating tumors in soft organs, such as the liver, presents some new constraints that were not common to its previous uses.
The bodies fell into a number of groups: social researchers, political representatives, the medical profession, and the organs of the mass media.
The economic organs of the state apparatus are the apex of our specific basis.
One can, however, disaggregate some embryonic organs into cells which will reaggregate into patterns resembling the tissue from which they come.
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身體部位, （動植物的）器官, 樂器…
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身体部位, （动植物的）器官, 乐器…
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