newborn的意思|newborn的解释-里氏词典

newborn ['nju`bɔrn]

n. 婴儿

a. 新生的

newborn

[ noun ]

a baby from birth to four weeks

<noun.person>

[ adj ]

recently born

<adj.all>

a newborn infant

having just or recently arisen or come into existence

<adj.all>

new nations

with newborn fears

newborn \new"born`\ (n[=u]"b[^o]rn`), a.
Recently born. --Shak.

newborn \new"born`\ (n[=u]"b[^o]rn`), n.
A baby recently born, usually less than one month old; a
neonate.
[PJC]

State regulators are said to be investigating a doctor who speeded up delivery of a baby, plopped the infant into a Christmas stocking and dashed to a TV studio next door to display her as the county's first newborn of the '90s.
A teen-age girl died four days after becoming the world's first recipient of an experimental lung device, leaving behind a newborn son and a grieving hometown but hope that similar implants will save lives.
In addition it would limit provider liability, give tax credits to employers with on-site child care and offer a double tax exemption to families in which a parent stayed home for six months to care for a newborn.
The Twiggs contend their healthy newborn daughter was swapped nearly 10 years ago for a sickly one at Hardee Memorial Hospital in Wauchula.
A newborn pygmy sperm whale that beached itself near Patrick Air Force Base died Friday at Sea World marine park in Orlando, park officials said.
The public is being asked by police to watch for neighbors and acquaintances with newborn children, especially if those people had not been seen with babies or were not pregnant before the abduction.
His success there attracts the envy of the local shepherd, Caleb Raven, whose black-faced flock fails to thrive; Caleb enlists the support of the Bad Un to steal away Alan and his newborn twin boys.
The parents of a newborn who received the heart of her brain-dead twin brother may be able to take their daughter home within weeks.
A New York City woman who allegedly gave birth in an airliner restroom and left her newborn daughter in a mass of blood-soaked towels pleaded innocent Thursday to a charge of child endangerment.
The Senate Labor Committee approved a bill that would require employers to offer parents of newborn or newly adopted children 10 weeks of unpaid leave.
All this was hard for my wife and a newborn daughter, but for me it was better than Army boot camp for the draftees.
An employee could take off 10 weeks without pay to care for a newborn or ill child or an ailing parent, according to both House and Senate versions.
Tests for the AIDS virus will be conducted on unidentified blood samples taken routinely from newborn infants in Pennsylvania without parents' consent, a newspaper reported Sunday.
Last year's newborn can expect to live an average of 75.2 years, according to new estimates from Metropolitan Life. This is up from a 1988 government estimate of 74.9 years.
The study _ which calculated the probabilities of being murdered for newborns, those age 20 and those age 40 _ predicted that while newborn non-white males have a 1 in 38 chance of becoming a murder victim, the chance for non-white females is 1 in 138.
"I'm just a newborn poet. I don't have any," Stewart said.
Stunned campers said they found a baby girl in an outhouse pit, where the crying newborn apparently had been abandoned for at least nine hours.
Women who choose against nursing their newborn children may have to get along without hormones and drugs that prevent painful breast engorgement.
After years of being unable to conceive, the Texas couple finally had a child _ a soft, sweet-smelling newborn girl.
The ad shows the survivor of a heart attack with his newborn baby and says he now takes "a Bayer a day."
"His main mistake was he did not communicate with any of the newborn opposition groups inside television and tried to do everything on his own," was TV editor Alena Pavlouskova's comment about Pavel to The Associated Press.
For Quaegebeur, the expert in newborn surgery: "I am better at it now than I was a few years ago.
Four staff members have been put on temporary leave at Chicago-Read Mental Health Center while officials investigate the death of a newborn girl who drowned in a toilet last month, state officials say.
"The newborn socialist system has experienced twists and turns in the course of its development," Jiang declared. "However, history has proven the socialist system has great vigor and vitality.
The Maryland Hospital Association is now collecting data from more than 40 hospitals on, among other things, the number of hospital-acquired infections, Caesarean sections, newborn and surgery-related deaths and re-admissions.
The bill sponsored by Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., would require employers of 50 or more people to offer at least 10 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave to seriously ill employees or those with newborn, newly adopted or seriously ill children.
The young sisters of a newborn abducted from their mother's arms by a woman posing a nurse want to know where their brother is and don't understand why he is missing, their father said Friday.
Overstaffing abounds, even though the number of workers has fallen below 150,000, the lowest in years. Primary production, refining and other divisions guard their turf with the ferocity of a lioness protecting her newborn cubs.
The Twiggs have sued Hardee Memorial Hospital in U.S. District Court in Tampa, claiming employees at the Wauchula hospital switched their child shortly after birth with another newborn.
Law firms and public-relations firms have signed on to coach newborn investment funds.

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