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miscarriage n.流产；失败；误审误判；误投 (1) 她上月流产了。(2) 怀孕到第11周便流产了。(3) 计划的失败给我们以巨大的打击。(4) 由于法庭的错误判决，一个无辜的人被定了罪。(5) 把无辜的人投入监狱显然是审判不公。(6) 你必须承认那是货物的误投。 The medical sense of miscarriage, which usually describes the very early loss of a pregnancy (later losses are often called stillbirths), is actually among the newer uses of the word. In the sixteenth century, a miscarriage was almost always a "mistake or error" or sometimes "misbehavior." Today, when something doesn't go the way it was supposed to, you might call it a miscarriage.

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英 ['mɪskærɪdʒ] 美 ['mɪskærɪdʒ] (1) She had a miscarriage last month.(2) The pregnancy ended in miscarriage at 11 weeks.(3) The miscarriage of our plans was a great blow.(4) By a miscarriage of justice the wrong man was condemned.(5) Sending an innocent man to prison is a clear miscarriage of justice.(6) You must admit that's a miscarriage of goods. A miscarriage, in medical terms, is the birth of a fetus before it's able to live independently of its mother. In other words, a miscarriage is the abrupt, early end of a pregnancy. 1[N-VAR 可变名词]小产；流产 If a pregnant woman has a miscarriage, her baby dies and she gives birth to it before it is properly formed.

英语单词	miscarriage
英美音标	英 ['mɪskærɪdʒ] 美 ['mɪskærɪdʒ]
中文释义	n.流产；失败；误审误判；误投
英语例句	(1) She had a miscarriage last month. (2) The pregnancy ended in miscarriage at 11 weeks. (3) The miscarriage of our plans was a great blow. (4) By a miscarriage of justice the wrong man was condemned. (5) Sending an innocent man to prison is a clear miscarriage of justice. (6) You must admit that's a miscarriage of goods.
中文例句	(1) 她上月流产了。 (2) 怀孕到第11周便流产了。 (3) 计划的失败给我们以巨大的打击。 (4) 由于法庭的错误判决，一个无辜的人被定了罪。 (5) 把无辜的人投入监狱显然是审判不公。 (6) 你必须承认那是货物的误投。
vocabulary简明	A miscarriage, in medical terms, is the birth of a fetus before it's able to live independently of its mother. In other words, a miscarriage is the abrupt, early end of a pregnancy.
vocabulary扩展	The medical sense of miscarriage, which usually describes the very early loss of a pregnancy (later losses are often called stillbirths), is actually among the newer uses of the word. In the sixteenth century, a miscarriage was almost always a "mistake or error" or sometimes "misbehavior." Today, when something doesn't go the way it was supposed to, you might call it a miscarriage.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-VAR 可变名词]小产；流产 If a pregnant woman has a miscarriage, her baby dies and she gives birth to it before it is properly formed.

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