newborn
- adj. 新生的，刚出生的；<喻>新出现的，刚开始的
- n. 婴儿；新生儿（也指刚出生的幼小动物）
[ 复数 newborn或newborns ]
网络释义专业释义英英释义
New Born Lovely Baby 宝宝的异想世界系列
Observation Room-New Born Babies 新生儿观察室
new born child 新生儿
new-born 新生的 ; 新生儿
new born infant 初生婴儿
a new-born baby 一个新生婴儿
like a new born 像新诞生的 ; 像个新生
New Born Angel 一夜天使
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The propositus was a healthy Han ethnic newborn female.
先证者为一健康汉族女性新生儿。
参考来源 - 血红蛋白F -
新生儿
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newborn [ 'nju:bɔ:n ]
- n. a baby from birth to four weeks
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adj.
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recently borne
"a newborn infant"
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having just or recently arisen or come into existence
"with newborn fears"
同义词： new-sprung(a)
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recently borne
以上来源于: WordNet
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
newborn /ˈnjuːˌbɔːn/ TEM4
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ADJ A newborn baby or animal is one that has just been born. (婴儿或动物) 新生的
例：The electronic sensor has been adapted to fit on a newborn baby.
电子传感器已被改装以适应新生儿。
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N-PLURAL The newborn are babies or animals who are newborn. 新生儿; 新生幼崽
例：Mild jaundice in the newborn is common and often clears without treatment.
新生儿有轻微的黄疸较为常见，通常会不治自愈。
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Our dimly lit labroom was filled with light from these new born galaxies.
昏暗的实验室里满是从这座新诞生的星系里发出的亮光。
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Dickon's a lad I'd trust with a new-born child.
连新生儿我都会放心托付给狄肯。
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The famous Russian-born ballet director George Balanchine created his own version of "The Nutcracker" for the New York City Ballet.
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That is to say,at the death of their body, their soul takes over,animates,inhabits, gets connected to a new body that's being born.
也就是说，他们肉体死亡，他们的灵魂继续活跃，寄存在，另一个新出生的肉体上。
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By 1852-53,Boston and New York think about this--Boston-- although we're getting close to that again Boston and New York had 50% foreign-born populations.
在1852年到1853年间,波士顿和纽约,你们听听这个数据,虽然我们现在又快接近这个比例了,那时移民占据波士顿和纽约人口的50%
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