birthing

英 [ˈbɜːθɪŋ]

美 [ˈbɜːrθɪŋ]

n.  分娩; 生产

BNC.49828 / COCA.26659

牛津词典

noun

• 分娩；生产
  the action or process of giving birth
  1. a birthing pool
     分娩池

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 和生育有关的；在分娩过程中使用的
  Birthingmeans relating to or used during the process of giving birth.
  1. The hospital has pioneered the use of birthing pools.
     这家医院率先使用了分娩池。

英英释义

noun

• the process of giving birth
  Synonym:parturitionbirthgiving birth

双语例句

• They met at National Childbirth Trust antenatal classes, which usually involve a lot of tea, biscuits and advice on birthing positions and pain relief. There is not usually much time for chatting about work and business.
  这种课程上通常都有大量的茶水、饼干和对于分娩体位与缓解产痛的建议，一般不会给谈论工作和业务留下太多时间。
• Thus the woman misses out on the natural birthing experience.
  于是产妇便失去了自然分娩的经历。
• Angiogenin is very important physiologic function on normal tissue growth and rebuilding. furthermore, it possibilitily takes part in birthing new vein of the tissue of tumour, and acts the pathology in transferring tumour.
  摘要人血管生成素对正常机体的组织发育和再生具有较重要的生理功能，同时还可能参与肿瘤组织的新生血管生成，在肿瘤转移中发挥病理作用。
• Did you have restricted airflow when you were in the birthing canal?
  你在产道的时候有气流干扰吗？
• The hospital has pioneered the use of birthing pools.
  这家医院率先使用了分娩池。
• Birthing from the May 4th New Civilization Movement, Chinese modern poetry has unique modern characteristics and humanistic spirit.
  诞生于五四新文化运动中的中国新诗，独具现代特征和人文精神，充满了人文关怀和历史关怀。
• I'll sit on the birthing ball.
  我坐在孕妇球上。
• But the safety of staying in a tub during the birthing stage hasn't been established& prompting some doctors to urge caution.
  不过，在胎儿娩出阶段待在水中的安全性尚未得到确证&因此一些医生告诫人们要保持谨慎。
• When the baby is born, the parents collect as much of these extraneous birthing materials as possible, placing them in a coconut shell and burying it by the front door of the family's house.
  婴儿出生时，父母将这些无关紧要的出生物收集起来，放在椰子壳里，埋在屋子的前门边。
• Then, in 1923, an entrepreneurial Delaware woman named Celia Steele began sending the first broilers to New York, birthing a multibillion-dollar industry.
  1923年，特拉华州一位名叫西莉亚·斯蒂尔（CeliaSteele）的女企业家，开始向纽约供应首批批量饲养的肉鸡，进而催生了一个价值数十亿美元的产业。