| 释义 |
‖ accouche, v.|əˈkuːʃ, əˈkaʊtʃ|
[a. Fr. accouche-r, f. à to + coucher to put to bed:—OFr. culcher:—L. collocā-re to lay together. See couch. Recognized as French, and, like the three following, used to avoid vernacular words.]
To assist or deliver women in child-birth; to act as a midwife or accoucheur.
1867Lancet March 23 (Advt.) A Gentleman, aged 26, long accustomed to Visit, Accouche, Dispense, and having good references. |