v.（由于意外的事故或通过外科手术）把（身体的一部分）撕脱，抽出

原形：avulse第三人称单数：avulses过去式：avulsed过去分词：avulsed现在分词：avulsing

The eagle's powerful talons avulsed the rabbit's leg, leaving it struggling on the ground.
鹰的锐爪扯断了兔子的腿，让它在地上痛苦挣扎。
During the surgery, the doctor had to carefully avulse the infected appendix without causing too much damage.
在手术中，医生必须小心翼翼地切除感染的阑尾，以免造成过多伤害。
The athlete's sudden injury during the game led to an avulsion of his toe nail, causing him to drop out.
运动员在比赛中突然受伤导致趾甲脱落，不得不退出比赛。
After the car accident, the driver's arm was avulsed from its socket, necessitating immediate medical attention.
汽车事故后，司机的手臂从关节处脱臼，急需医疗救治。
The hiker's severe fall resulted in an avulsion of their fingers from their hands, requiring specialized medical intervention.
徒步者严重的摔倒导致手指与手掌分离，需要专业医疗处理。
In the archaeological dig, they accidentally avulsed a precious artifact from its ancient burial site.
在考古挖掘中，他们意外地将一件珍贵文物从其原始埋葬地点扯出。
The veterinarian performed a delicate operation to avulse the dog's infected tooth, ensuring its well-being.
兽医进行了一次精细的手术，成功地摘除了狗的感染牙齿，保全了它的健康。
A severe storm caused an avulsion of the riverbed, altering the course of the waterway.
强烈的风暴导致河流床被冲刷，改变了水道的走向。
The farmer had to avulse a stubborn calf from its mother's teat, as it refused to let go.
农夫不得不把固执的小牛从母牛乳房上拉下来，因为它不愿离开。
The artist skillfully avulsed a piece of wood from a tree trunk, preparing it for carving.
艺术家熟练地从树干上剥离出一块木头，准备雕刻。