birthed

英 [bɜːθ]

美

n. 出生；血统，出身；起源
birth的过去式, 过去分词

双语例句

• I'm not going to even describe the insult to both women and the English language THAT attempt has birthed into the world.
  我已经不打算再描述由这一尝试引发的对于女人和英语的双重亵渎。
• Vigorous newborns who have been birthed through meconium-stained amniotic fluid do not need airway suctioning
  产道出生，从胎粪污染的羊水里出来的新生儿，不需要吸痰
• Ganoderma spores may regulate the levels of mitochondria-related molecular substances in hippocampus of young rats birthed by rats with gestational hypertension;
  目的探讨灵芝孢子对妊娠高血压大鼠的胎鼠及幼鼠海马细胞增殖下降和神经元存活减少的干预作用。
• After all, this is the woman who birthed you* maybe knowing her will help you know yourself better, and that's never a bad thing.
  毕竟，这是那个生育了你的女人或许了解她能够帮你更好地了解你自己，这从来就不是一件坏事儿。
• The law hermeneutics of the United States birthed from England, but with the development of time, there came out about twenty methods.
  美国法解释学脱胎于英国，但随着历史的发展，自身形成了约二十余种法解释方法。
• What manner of creature would have birthed such a thing?
  什么样的生物会造就如此之事？
• Since Email birthed in 1971, there hava been more than 30 years.
  自1971年诞生，电子邮件距今已经有30多年。
• Increasing complexity of the market and international affairs of the bankruptcy, birthed of the specialization, standardization, and international of the bankruptcy administrator system.
  日益复杂化、市场化、国际化的破产事务也催生了市场化、专业化、规范化、国际化的破产管理人制度。
• Birthed by sites such as Facebook, this means to remove someone from a friends list.
  这个词从社交网站流行开来，指将某人从好友列表中删除。
• Because genes have their own dynamics independent of the organism, they dictate what can be birthed from them.
  由于基因具有自己的独立于有机体的动力，所以是它们决定能从基因中诞生出什么。