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医生定期到这家进行拜访,检查婴儿有没有问题。 | The doctor made periodic visit to the house to see if the baby was all right. | → |
有人相信婴儿的尿是一种药。 | Someone believes that a baby's urine is a kind of medicine. | → |
多可爱的婴儿啊! | Isn't that baby a dear? | → |
婴儿在8点钟出生。 | The baby was born on 8 o'clock. | → |
我们真的处于困境——没人照顾婴儿。 | We are in a real fix - there is nobody to look after the baby. | → |
轮到我照顾婴儿了。 | I took my turn to look after the baby. | → |
护士正在给婴儿洗澡。 | The nurses were bathing the babies. | → |
婴儿把吃进去的东西吐在桌子上了. | The baby spat its food (out) onto the table. | → |
神父把圣水洒在婴儿的额头上. | The priest sprinkled holy water on the baby's forehead. | → |
婴儿喜欢轻轻呵痒和紧紧拥抱。 | Babies like to be tickled and hugged. | → |
分娩进行得很顺利,一会儿她就抱着一个女婴儿了。 | The birth proceeded smoothly. Soon she was holding a baby girl. | → |
牛奶供给婴儿养料。 | Milk nourishes a baby. | → |
他用枕头把婴儿闷死了. | He smothered the baby with a pillow. | → |
他笑着看着这个婴儿。 | He looked at the baby with a smile. | → |
我感觉像是个新生的婴儿。 | I feel like a newborn baby. | → |
新生的婴儿唤起了她女性的特性. | Newborn babies bring out the woman in her. | → |
医生们在努力保证早产婴儿成活方面热情很高。 | The doctors were zealous in their efforts to ensure the survival of premature babies. | → |
这个婴儿打开书本彷佛他会念书。 | The baby opened the book as if he were able to read. | → |
我们轻声谈话, 以免吵醒婴儿. | We spoke in whispers for fear of waking the baby/for fear (that) we might wake the baby. | → |
她有个新生婴儿要照看, 活动难免受些限制. | Having a new baby to look after has clipped her wings a bit. | → |
折叠式婴儿浴盆一种商标名,用于婴儿的轻便洗澡用具 | A trademark used for portable bathing devices for infants. | → |
文化移入从婴儿起一特定社会的文化就植入一个人大脑的过程 | The process by which the culture of a particular society is instilled in a human being from infancy onward. | → |
我听说有人能回忆起童年甚至婴儿时期的一些往事,但是我的过去依依稀稀,我确实记不清了。 | I hear of people recalling incidents from their early childhood—and even their infancy—but my dim and distant past is very dim indeed to me. | → |
联体,并体天生的或手术施行的通常进行血液交换的两器官的联合,比如在连体婴的发育或某种嫁接手术中 | The natural or surgical union of anatomical parts of two organisms, usually involving exchange of blood, as in the development of Siamese twins or in certain transplant operations. | → |
她哄得婴儿一笑. | She coaxed a smile from the baby. | → |
他们聘请他照料婴儿. | They employed him to look after the baby. | → |
她为抛弃婴儿事辩称自己抚养不起. | She rationalized her decision to abandon her baby by saying she could not afford to keep it. | → |
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