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Перевод: newborn

[прилагательное]
новорожденный; возрожденный; возродившийся; обновленный;
[существительное]
новорожденный

Тезаурус:

1. Eleven percent of their newborn babies exceeded the limit."
2. In the absence of mother, nurses have learned the trick of placing an alarm clock under the newborn baby's pillow.
3. Mares on the point of foaling should not be in a paddock where fencing does not reach the ground, as the newborn foal may arrive on the other side of the fence!
4. She put her bag with the story on the passenger seat and drove as if it were a newborn baby.
5. We are trying to get to them with the message that smoking kills unborn and newborn babies.
6. The survey was conducted by Hospital Doctor on 200 doctors, and asked whether the doctors felt that there should be greater curbs imposed on a doctor's right to determine the survival of a grossly handicapped newborn baby.
7. Yellow Wolf told how he found one tipi containing two women shot dead, one still clasping her newborn baby with its head smashed as by a gun breech or boot heel.
8. If, for some reason (like recent starvation), a mare cannot provide milk for its newborn foal, and a person should feed the foal, the mare and foal still develop deep bonds of affection providing they are kept together.
9. It is now recognized that the trachoma agent is very closely related to the organism that causes non-specific urethritis and is responsible for 50 per cent of sticky eyes in newborn babies and for a proportion of cases of salpingitis in women.
10. There have also been well annotated studies of the transmission of trichomonal infection to the newborn offspring of mothers harbouring the organism, but not to the children of uninfected mothers.
11. It's not the sex mag blues nor the poverty in the caravan nor the midnight tending of newborn lambs that saps us.
12. What is certain (see Chapter 14) is that the fetus can respond to inputs from its mother which show a 24-hour period, whereas the newborn baby - particularly when premature - is much less able to respond to 24-hour rhythms in this new environment.
13. The baby's feeding habits, which directly concern a nursing mother, and its waking and crying habits, which directly concern both parents, tend to be distributed evenly throughout the 24 hours (see the sleep profile of a newborn child in Fig. 2.4).