1.【解】胰(腺)
1.the small organ in your body that produces substances that help your stomach to process food
1.Cancer of the pancreas is often found when it is very advanced and is very hard to treat.
癌症的胰腺，往往发现时，这是非常先进的和是很难处理。
2.The pancreas which produces hormones is currently under construction. Her little gums are beginning to be populated with tooth buds.
产生激素的胰腺现在正牌建设之中。她的小牙龈上开始长出了牙胚。
3.The pancreas becomes exhausted and is unable to produce sufficient insulin to keep up with the demands of the body.
终于胰腺变得枯竭，无法产生跟上身体所需足够多的胰岛素。
4.Among the organs most commonly transplanted are the heart, kidneys, lungs, livers, pancreas, small bowel and cornea.
在所有器官中，最常受到移植的是心脏、肾脏、肺、肝脏、胰腺脏、小肠和角膜。
5.Echogenicity of this lesion is similar to that of pancreas (arrowheads) and spleen (S).
病灶的回声与胰腺（短箭头示）和脾脏（S）相似。
6.The elevated triglycerides seem to interfere with the circulation of the pancreas and cause severe inflammation, known as pancreatitis.
高水平的甘油三酯似乎干扰胰腺的循环，造成严重的炎症，即众所周知的胰腺炎。
7.Annular pancreas is often an incidental finding in adults on UGI, CT, MR, and ERCP examinations.
环状胰腺常常是在行上消化道、CT、MR和ERCP检查时意外发现。
8.Then Buchta was offered the possibility of a transplant: not just a new kidney, but a pancreas, too.
后来，布克塔有了一个移植器官的机会：不仅换一个新肾，还要换一个新胰脏。
9.It is possible Mr. Jobs had the liver transplant to fight the spread of the cancer that began in his pancreas.
乔布斯通过接受肝脏移植手术来阻止胰腺癌的扩散，这是有可能的。
10.At the height of his career as a tenured scientist at a major university, Dr. Pausch was stricken with advanced cancer of the pancreas.
Pausc是著名大学里的终身教授，达到事业顶峰。他突然确诊胰腺癌晚期。