newborn

英 [ˈnjuːbɔːn]

美 [ˈnuːbɔːrn]

adj.  新生的; 初生的
n.  婴儿

复数：newborns　

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牛津词典

adj.

• 新生的；初生的
  recently born
  1. a newborn baby
     新生儿

柯林斯词典

• ADJ (婴儿或动物)新生的，初生的
  Anewbornbaby or animal is one that has just been born.
  1. This equipment has saved the lives of a number of new born children.
     这套设备已经挽救了许多新生儿的生命。
  2. ...new born lambs.
     刚出生的羔羊
  3. The newbornare babies or animals who are newborn.
     新生儿;新生动物
  4. 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，经常不需要治疗就能自愈。
• N-COUNT 新生儿;婴儿
  Anewbornis a baby that has just been born.
  1. ...an instrument for taking a sample of blood from a newborn.
     婴儿血液取样的仪器
• ADJ 新生的，新出现的(文学用语)
  Writers sometimes usenewbornto describe things that have just come into existence.
  1. The soft wind breathed their names to the newborn grass...
     轻风把他们的名字吹向刚刚长出的小草。
  2. Microbiology was a newborn science.
     微生物学是新生科学。

英英释义

noun

• a baby from birth to four weeks
  Synonym:neonatenewborn infantnewborn baby

adj

• having just or recently arisen or come into existence
  1. new nations
  2. with newborn fears
  Synonym:new-sprung(a)
• recently born
  1. a newborn infant

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