英语词汇donor的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

donor /ˈdəʊnə $ ˈdoʊnər/ noun 1. someone who gives money or goods to help an organization or countryadjectivesan anonymous donor (=one whose name is not known) An anonymous donor has given $5 million to the museum.a private/individual donor Some of the money came from the Arts Council, and the rest from private donors.a corporate donor The company is one of the Republican Party’s biggest corporate donors.a generous donor The refugees have received help thanks to generous donors.a big/major donor (=someone who gives a lot of money) Most of the party’s campaign costs were paid for by big donors.prepositionsa donor to sth Mr James was known as a major donor to the Conservative party.2. someone who gives blood or a body organ so that it can be used in the medical treatment of someone elseadjectives/nouns + donora blood donor Are you willing to register as a blood donor?an organ donor He carried a card showing that he was willing to be an organ donor.a heart/liver/kidney etc donor There is a desperate shortage of kidney donors.a sperm/egg donor (=a man who gives sperm or a woman who gives eggs to help someone else have a baby) Her husband was infertile, so they conceived using a sperm donor.a suitable donor The doctors think that his brother may be a suitable donor.donor + nounsa donor organ She had to wait for over a year before a donor organ became available.a donor heart/liver etc The technique keeps the donor heart beating while it is transported.donor blood Donor blood had to be used during the operation.(an organ) donor card (=that you carry to give permission for your organs to be used if you die) Do you carry a donor card?verbsfind a donor It can take several months to find a suitable donor.

词组	donor
释义	donor /ˈdəʊnə $ ˈdoʊnər/ noun 1. someone who gives money or goods to help an organization or countryadjectivesan anonymous donor (=one whose name is not known) An anonymous donor has given $5 million to the museum.a private/individual donor Some of the money came from the Arts Council, and the rest from private donors.a corporate donor The company is one of the Republican Party’s biggest corporate donors.a generous donor The refugees have received help thanks to generous donors.a big/major donor (=someone who gives a lot of money) Most of the party’s campaign costs were paid for by big donors.prepositionsa donor to sth Mr James was known as a major donor to the Conservative party.2. someone who gives blood or a body organ so that it can be used in the medical treatment of someone elseadjectives/nouns + donora blood donor Are you willing to register as a blood donor?an organ donor He carried a card showing that he was willing to be an organ donor.a heart/liver/kidney etc donor There is a desperate shortage of kidney donors.a sperm/egg donor (=a man who gives sperm or a woman who gives eggs to help someone else have a baby) Her husband was infertile, so they conceived using a sperm donor.a suitable donor The doctors think that his brother may be a suitable donor.donor + nounsa donor organ She had to wait for over a year before a donor organ became available.a donor heart/liver etc The technique keeps the donor heart beating while it is transported.donor blood Donor blood had to be used during the operation.(an organ) donor card (=that you carry to give permission for your organs to be used if you die) Do you carry a donor card?verbsfind a donor It can take several months to find a suitable donor.
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