Neonatal Meaning in English
word
ˌnioʊˈneɪtəɫ
nee-oh-NAY-tuhl
nˈiːəʊnˌeɪtəl
nee-oh-NAY-tuhl
释义
Relating to newborn babies, especially the first few weeks after birth.
用法与细微差别
Generally used in medical or healthcare contexts (e.g., 'neonatal care', 'neonatal unit'). Formal term, not common in everyday conversation. Refers specifically to the period immediately after birth, usually up to 28 days.
Spanish: neonatalPortuguese (BR): neonatalPortuguese (PT): neonatalChinese (Simplified): 新生儿的Chinese (Traditional): 新生兒的Hindi: नवजातArabic: حديثي الولادةBengali: নবজাতক - নবজাতককালীনRussian: неонатальныйJapanese: 新生児のVietnamese: sơ sinhKorean: 신생아의Turkish: yenidoğanUrdu: نوزائیدہIndonesian: neonatal - bayi baru lahir
例句
The hospital has a neonatal unit for newborn babies.
basic
She works in neonatal care.
basic
A neonatal nurse helps babies right after birth.
basic
Premature babies often need special neonatal treatment to survive.
natural
Many parents spend days in the neonatal ward after their child is born.
natural
Modern neonatal technology has saved countless lives.
natural