英和和英

keep in mind

to impress［stamp, engrave, imprint, inscribe］a fact on one's mind―into one's soul

to be amazed―be astonished―be astounded

in fright

to manage―use one's good offices

hepatic ducts

to rack one's brains―tax one's ingenuity

a man of nerve

to be amazed―astonished

to make one's blood run cold―freeze one's blood―curdle one's blood

He is timid―faint-hearted―a coward.

He is a plucky fellow―a spunky fellow.

They are deeply impressed on my mind.

to take away one's breath―knock the breath out of one's body

Staggering sums of money.

He is a plucky fellow―a spunky fellow.

to be mangled―a mangled corpse

hepatocytes transplantation

a parasite called liver fluke

a liver disease called {acute atrophic hepatitis}

the duct that drains bile from the liver

They looked on in amazement.

a liver just taken from a living animal

a liver disease of livestock, called fascioliasis

to be magnanimous―pusillanimous

in a fright