vitals

英 ['vaɪt(ə)lz]

美 ['vaɪt(ə)lz]

n. (维持生命的)重要器官

牛津词典

noun

（维持生命的）重要器官
the organs of the body that are essential for staying alive, for example the brain, heart, lungs, etc.

noun

His vitals are fine and he's stable.
不伤及要害，现在情况很稳定。
Your doctor will check your weight, blood pressure, urine, and other vitals.
你的医生会查你的体重、血压、尿液和其他重要器官。
She's still unconscious, but her vitals look good.
她还在昏迷，但没有生命危险。
Hunger gnawed at his vitals, and he thought with envy of the millet porridge with goats 'milk which the mullahs would now be enjoying at the seminary.
饥饿吞噬着他的活力，他艳羡地想到，神学校的毛拉们现在可能正享受着羊奶煮的小米粥。
His vitals are extremely irregular.
他的主要生命规律极不规则。
Bureaucracy may be said as a disease in our very vitals.
官僚主义可说是我们的心腹之患。
He was lucky that the bullet missed the vitals.
他很幸运，子弹没有击中要害器官。
Melanie smiled at him through sparkling tears while Scarlett felt the fox of wrath and impotent hate gnaw at her vitals.
媚兰眨着泪眼对他笑了笑，然而思嘉只觉得一阵怒火和内在仇恨在狠咬她的脏腑。
A psychic rogue cannot sneak attack while striking a creature with concealment or striking the limbs of a creature whose vitals are beyond reach.
灵能游荡者无法偷袭那些有隐蔽的生物，也无法通过攻击那些无法接触要害生物的突出部位来造成偷袭。
Either vitals had a problem the metropolis is lack of power.
任一重要器官有了问题都会乏力的。