midwifed
英 美[ˈmidˌwaɪf]

n.接生员；助产士

v.接生

网络助产师；接生婆；产婆

变形

复数：midwives 过去分词：midwifed 现在分词：midwifing

英英释义

midwife[ 'midwaif ]

• n.a woman skilled in aiding the delivery of babies

  同义词：accoucheuse

双语例句

1.Thislegislationisas if it were midwifedfromthoseguidelines.这项立法像是来自这些原则的助产士。2.LastyearSantosbrokeits1909recordforexportingcoffee,the commodity that midwifedtheportin the 19th century.去年桑托斯出口的咖啡打破了1909年创的记录，而正是咖啡在19世纪催生了这个港口。www.ecocn.org

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权威例句

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