organ

　　n.

　　器官 part of an animal body or plant serving a particular purpose

　　风琴 musical instrument played by blowing air through pipes

　　机构 organization with a special purpose within a large one

　　资讯媒体,宣传工具; 机关报〔杂志〕 means for communicating the views of a particular group or party

　　同义词

　　n. electric organ，electronic organ，harmonium，pipe organ

　　参考例句

　　1. He played a beautiful tune on the organ.

　　他用风琴演奏出一支动听的曲子。

　　2. Sometimes the difficulties come from a weak organ.

　　有时候困难来自一个虚弱的器官。

　　3. Organ immediately report to their superiors what happened here.

　　风琴马上向上级汇报这里发生的情况。

　　参考例句

　　1.N-COUNT An organ is a part of your body that has a particular purpose or function, for example, your heart or lungs. 器官

　　例：...damage to the muscles and internal organs.

　　对肌肉和内脏的损伤。

　　例：...the reproductive organs.

　　生殖器官。

　　2.N-COUNT An organ is a large musical instrument with pipes of different lengths through which air is forced. It has keys and pedals like a piano. 风琴; 管风琴

　　例：...the church organ.

　　教堂管风琴。

　　3.N-COUNT You refer to a newspaper or organization as the organ of the government or another group when it is used by them as a means of giving information or getting things done. 资讯媒体

　　例：The publication is the official organ of the American Association for Cancer Research.

　　该出版物是美国癌症研究协会的官方报刊。

　　常见用法

　　用作名词

　　The heart is a vital organ.

　　心脏是维持生命必须的器官。

　　The old organ wheezed out a tune.

　　那架老风琴呜呜地奏出曲子。

　　The organ played as the bride came down the aisle.

　　当新娘沿着通道走过来时，风琴演奏了起来。

　　Parliament is an organ of government.

　　议会是政府的一个机构。

　　This paper is the official organ of the Communist Party.

　　这份报纸是共产党的官方喉舌。