bypass是什么意思音标:英 ['baɪpɑ:s]美 [ˈbaɪˌpæs]
n. 旁路
vt. 省略, 绕过, 忽视, 回避
n. a surgically created shunt (usually around a damaged part)
v. avoid something unpleasant or laborious
bypass的用法和例句：
1.The rest of the stomach remains in place and the first 50cms of your all bowel and that's why it's called the stomach bypass because we take the bottom bit of the all bowel and connect it to the all stomach and now food is bypassing the stomach and the first part of the all bowel.
剩余的胃部和小肠前50厘米的部分 依旧留在原先的位置 我们之所以称其为胃旁路术 是因为我们会将小肠的尾部 与较小部分的胃相连 因此 食物就不再经过 较大的胃和小肠的前部
2.They'd have taken the bypass and they didn't.
他们本可以走支路的 但他们没有
3.We had to use the bypass machine after all.
最后我们还是不得不使用了搭桥机器
4.bypass her, I don't want her in the meeting.
绕开她 我不想让她参与会面
5.We could try the surgery off bypass.
我们可以尝试不搭桥的手术
6.He'll choose the bypass. It's too dangerous.
他会选择旁路搭桥的 这太危险了
7.I'll bypass the eyeball, what a shame.
我吃不到眼球了 真可惜
8.It was supposed to be a routine bypass.
它本应该是普通的分流手术
9.I need a bypass machine in here, stat.
我需要一个分流机 马上
10.You know, marriage is not a triple bypass.
婚姻并不是一场三重搭桥手术