infants 的 2 个定义
- a child during the earliest period of its life, especially before he or she can walk; baby.
- Law. a person who is not of full age, especially one who has not reached the age of 18 years; a minor.
- a beginner, as in experience or learning; novice: The new candidate is a political infant.
- anything in the first stage of existence or progress.
infants 近义词
baby
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- Childcare for infants can cost on average up to $24,000 a year, which is just shy of half the national average family income.
- Amnesty later discovered that even those 19 infants had died before the Iraqi invasion.
- The 53 infants that had a one-month telemedicine visit continued to show no signs of the illness.
- Puopolo is the lead author of AAP’s guidance, which now states that a baby is at low risk of infection when staying with the mother after delivery if she wears a mask and cleans hands before holding her infant.
- As infants, we observe our parents and teachers, and from them we learn how to walk, talk, read—and use smartphones.
- Within six days, however, the infant was admitted to a pediatric hospital with diarrhea, bluish skin, and respiratory failure.
- By the 1950s the rapid assignment of gender to an ambiguously gendered infant had become standard.
- Increased access to reproductive healthcare has resulted in better maternal and infant health outcomes.
- Two bowls were set before the infant—one containing gold and jewels, the other hot coals.
- An infant too young to have received his first round of shots gasps for air after having been infected with pertussis.
- Soon after that, I wrote you in regard to the condition in which we found this infant Church and Colony.
- And then Jolly Robin would feel ashamed that he had even thought of being so cruel to an infant bird, even if he was a Cowbird.
- Two or three more infant deaths intervened before the birth of Marcella.
- There was a picture of Madame Lebrun with Robert as a baby, seated in her lap, a round-faced infant with a fist in his mouth.
- Seen in this light, infant mortality and the cruel wastage of disease were viewed with complacence.