缝合

• 拼音: féng hé
• 汉字拆解: 缝 = 纟 + 夆 (thread radical + join component — to stitch); 合 = 人 + 口 (person + mouth — to come together, to close, to unite)

含义

To suture; to stitch up a wound or surgical incision. Also used figuratively: to mend a rift or reconcile divisions.

In medicine, types include 间断缝合 (interrupted sutures) and 连续缝合 (continuous sutures). Used figuratively as 缝合裂痕 (mend a rift) or 缝合关系 (heal a relationship). The figurative use is common in political commentary on social or international divisions.

例句

1. 手术团队在完成肿瘤切除后，以精细的显微外科技术对多层组织进行逐层缝合，整个过程历时近两小时，最大限度地减少了术后瘢痕形成的可能性。
2. 伤口已能物理缝合，但历史裂痕绝非一纸协议就能缝合，仍需长期互信。
3. 这位外科医生以精准的缝合技术著称，复杂创伤也能通过合适方法提高恢复质量。

用法指南

语境: medicine, surgery, politics, social commentary

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 急诊医生处理深度割伤时，会按伤口深度、位置和污染程度选择合适的缝合方式。(When treating a deep laceration, emergency doctors choose the right suturing method according to the wound's depth, location, and degree of contamination.)
• 要真正缝合长期对立造成的社会撕裂，政策调整远远不够，还需教育、对话与和解。(To truly suture the social division caused by long-term confrontation, policy changes are far from enough; education, dialogue, and reconciliation are also needed.)

错误说法

• 缝合 for simply repairing or patching objects — for general repairs use 修补 or 修复; 缝合 specifically implies joining tissue or closing a gap at two edges

起源与历史

缝 (to sew, to stitch) + 合 (to join together, to close) — to stitch closed

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal