bypass

noun

UK/ˈbaɪ.pɑːs/
US/ˈbaɪ.pæs/

Definitions of bypass noun

operation(手術)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A surgical procedure where blood flow is redirected to circumvent a diseased portion of the heart.

    (為心臟血管繞道手術所做的)分流術;心臟搭橋手術

    • He underwent a triple coronary artery bypass.

      他接受了三重冠狀動脈繞道手術。

    • The doctor recommended a bypass surgery to improve his heart function.

      醫生建議進行繞道手術以改善他的心臟功能。

    • During the operation, the surgeon created a new pathway for blood flow.

      在手術過程中,外科醫生為血液流動創造了一條新的通路。

road(道路)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A road constructed to divert traffic around a town or village, avoiding the center.

    (繞過城鎮的)旁道;繞道

    • The new bypass will help reduce traffic congestion in the town center.

      新的繞道將有助於減少市中心的交通擁堵。

    • They are planning a new road to bypass the busy intersection.

      他們正在規劃一條新道路以繞過繁忙的十字路口。

    • The highway bypass allows commuters to reach their destinations more quickly.

      高速公路的繞道讓通勤者能更快到達目的地。

verb

UK/ˈbaɪ.pɑːs/
US/ˈbaɪ.pæs/

Definitions of bypass verb

  1. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To avoid something by going around it, often literally.

    繞過;避開;繞道而行

    • We decided to bypass the traffic jam by taking a detour.

      我們決定繞道而行,避開交通堵塞。

    • The cyclist bypassed a large pothole in the road.

      騎自行車的人繞過了路上的一個大坑洞。

    • We usually bypass the city center to save time on our commute.

      我們通常繞過市中心,以節省通勤時間。

  2. Transitive(及物動詞)

    To ignore or circumvent a rule, authority, or established process.

    無視;不理會;越過(規則或權威)

    • She tried to bypass the lengthy procedures and contact the manager directly.

      她試圖繞過冗長的手續,直接聯繫經理。

    • They bypassed the normal approval process, which raised some concerns.

      他們繞過了正常的審批流程,這引起了一些擔憂。

    • They bypassed the negotiation stage to reach an agreement faster.

      他們繞過了談判階段,以更快達成協議。