послеродовой | |
gen. | parturient; puerperous; post-natal |
gynecol. | pueperal |
med. | postpartum; puerperant; PN; puerperal; post partum |
pediatr. | nurtural |
обычно | |
gen. | usually |
постнатальный | |
med. | post-natal |
называться | |
gen. | pass by the name of |
начальный период развития | |
gen. | swaddle |
после | |
после того, как | |
рождение | |
gen. | nativity |
у млекопитающих | |
mech. | in mammals |
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parturient; puerperous; post-natal; postnatal; postpartum (After my second child, I suffered from postpartum depression pretty badly vogeler); post natal | |||
pueperal; puerperous | |||
postpartum; puerperant; PN (postnatal I. Havkin); puerperal; post partum | |||
nurtural (связанный с кормлением и условиями жизни младенца; Most infant deaths were due to nurtural deficiencies: maternal exhaustion and malnutrition producing sickly offspring; and unhygienic conditions; wrong feeding, and a damp, foetid atmosphere producing respiratory infections; whilst maternal venereal infection, and contamination of the bloodstream with alcohol or poisonous abortifacients would have been responsible for many of the ‘congenital defects' as vaguely classified in the official returns Lily Snape) | |||
puerperium | |||
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postdelivery (Adalina) | |||
postnatal | |||
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Postpartal (dr_vick) |
послеродовой : 181 phrases in 18 subjects |