newborn
adj. (嬰兒)新生的,初生的; 再生的,復活的
A newborn baby or animal is one that has just been born.
This equipment has saved the lives of a number of new born children.
這套裝置已經挽救了許多新生兒的生命。
...new born lambs.
剛出生的羔羊
A newborn is a baby that has just been born.
...an instrument for taking a sample of blood from a newborn.
嬰兒血液取樣的儀器
Writers sometimes use newborn to describe things that have just come into existence.
The soft wind breathed their names to the newborn grass...
輕風把他們的名字吹向剛剛長出的小草。
Microbiology was a newborn science.
微生物學是新生科學。
1. a baby from birth to four weeks
1. recently borne;
2. having just or recently arisen or come into existence;
Objective: To investigate the relationship of caesarean birth and hyperbilirubinemia of newborn.
目的 探討剖宮產分娩與新生兒高膽紅素血癥的關係.
It is , GM claims , sensitive enough to notice the breathing of a newborn baby.
該公司的晶片非常靈敏,可以監測到一個新生嬰兒的呼吸.
Objective: To introduce a fast diagnostic way of gonococcal ophthalmia in newborn, ie , TF staining method.
目的: 探討一種快速診斷新生兒淋菌性眼炎的方法——TF染色法.
She was overjoyed when the doctor told her that her newborn baby is healthy and normal.
當醫生告訴她她的新生兒健康正常時,她萬分高興.
Objective To understand the distribution of pathogens causing newborn septicemia and their antibiotic resistance.
目的:瞭解我院近期新生兒敗血症病原菌及耐藥性,為臨床用藥提供依據.