Vad betyder graft på svenska och vad är definitionen av graft?

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graft betydelse and definition

0 a piece of healthy skin or bone cut from one part of a person's body and used to repair another damaged part, or a piece cut from one living plant and attached to another plant so that it grows there:
- He has had a skin graft on his badly burned arm.
1 work:
- I've never been afraid of hard graft.
2 the act of getting money or advantage through the dishonest use of political power and influence:
- The whole government was riddled with graft, bribery, and corruption.
3 to take and put in place a graft:
- Skin was removed from her leg and grafted on/onto her face.
- The management tried unsuccessfully to graft new working methods onto the existing ways of doing things.
4 to work hard:
- It was very sad that after spending all those years grafting (away), he died so soon after he retired.
5 (esp. in politics) the obtaining of money or advantage through the dishonest use of power and influence:
- His administration was marked by widespread graft and crime.
6 a piece of healthy skin or bone cut usually from a person’s own body and used to repair a damaged part on that person
7 illegal activities involving dishonest use of power and money:
- Corruption in government is common, and several elected officials are suspected of graft.
- graft charge/allegation/investigation
8 hard work:
- The students, all from poor families, tell stories of hard graft and achievement.
9 to work hard:
- We'll have to graft like mad to be ranked in the top ten this year.

One other important method for examining cellular immune specificity in vivo has been to investigate the response to grafts or implants.
The reason why is that reinstating a control-abstracted context grafts it to the current context.
One minor drawback is that the real-time capability has been grafted on to a batch-style architecture, so workarounds are sometimes required.
Splitting and grafting processes occur not only separately in motetus and triplum, but also across the voice-parts.
A "spacer function" for small grafts in the enlarged pericardium of the recipient has been discussed.
Two children with coronary revascularizaion with arterial grafts will be presented.
Without connection to the upper motor tracts, "internal" grafting within the affected nerve tract will not be successful.
Besides their recommendations about treatments of the existing grapevines and vineyards, the commission recommended only small, carefully undertaken experiments to test grafted vines.