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newborn adj.新生的n.新生儿 (1) 她望着这个初生的婴儿笑了。(2) 听到新生儿的哭叫声，倦极了的母亲笑了。(3) 那个婴儿很可爱。(4) 新生儿很容易对其父母产生亲情。 Little babies are newborns until they're a month old — four weeks is the official human newborn cut-off age. Then they’re just regular ol’ babies. Other things can be newborn as long as they’re brand new — a newborn restaurant was opened recently, a newborn celebrity might be 18 but she just got famous. You could have a newborn fear if you recently became scared of something. Most newborns are not scary, though. (Unless you’re babysitting one.)

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英 ['njuːbɔːn] 美 ['nuːbɔːrn] (1) She gazed at the newborn infant and smiled.(2) The exhausted mother smiled at the wail of her newborn baby.(3) The newborn is lovely.(4) A newborn is ready to bond to its parents. A newborn is literally a baby animal (including us human animals) who was born in the past month. Figuratively, newborn describes anything recently born or created, like a newborn interest in vocabulary. 1[ADJ 形容词](婴儿或动物)新生的，初生的 A newborn baby or animal is one that has just been born.   [usu ADJ n]  [the N]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。...new born lambs.刚出生的羔羊The newborn are babies or animals who are newborn.新生儿；新生动物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。2[N-COUNT 可数名词]新生儿；婴儿 A newborn is a baby that has just been born.   [MEDICAL 医]...an instrument for taking a sample of blood from a newborn.婴儿血液取样的仪器3[ADJ 形容词]新生的，新出现的(文学用语) Writers sometimes use newborn to describe things that have just come into existence.   [ADJ n]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。Microbiology was a newborn science.微生物学是新生科学。

英语单词	newborn
英美音标	英 ['njuːbɔːn] 美 ['nuːbɔːrn]
中文释义	adj.新生的 n.新生儿
英语例句	(1) She gazed at the newborn infant and smiled. (2) The exhausted mother smiled at the wail of her newborn baby. (3) The newborn is lovely. (4) A newborn is ready to bond to its parents.
中文例句	(1) 她望着这个初生的婴儿笑了。 (2) 听到新生儿的哭叫声，倦极了的母亲笑了。 (3) 那个婴儿很可爱。 (4) 新生儿很容易对其父母产生亲情。
vocabulary简明	A newborn is literally a baby animal (including us human animals) who was born in the past month. Figuratively, newborn describes anything recently born or created, like a newborn interest in vocabulary.
vocabulary扩展	Little babies are newborns until they're a month old — four weeks is the official human newborn cut-off age. Then they’re just regular ol’ babies. Other things can be newborn as long as they’re brand new — a newborn restaurant was opened recently, a newborn celebrity might be 18 but she just got famous. You could have a newborn fear if you recently became scared of something. Most newborns are not scary, though. (Unless you’re babysitting one.)
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词](婴儿或动物)新生的，初生的 A newborn baby or animal is one that has just been born. [usu ADJ n] [the N] 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。 ...new born lambs. 刚出生的羔羊 The newborn are babies or animals who are newborn.新生儿；新生动物 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。 2 [N-COUNT 可数名词]新生儿；婴儿 A newborn is a baby that has just been born. [MEDICAL 医] ...an instrument for taking a sample of blood from a newborn. 婴儿血液取样的仪器 3 [ADJ 形容词]新生的，新出现的(文学用语) Writers sometimes use newborn to describe things that have just come into existence. [ADJ n] 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。 Microbiology was a newborn science. 微生物学是新生科学。

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