Definition of fetal in English:

fetal

(British foetal)

adjective ˈfiːt(ə)lˈfidl

1Relating to a fetus.
nutrients essential for normal fetal growth
Example sentencesExamples
- The pregnancy was uneventful, but the baby was delivered by ventouse extraction owing to fetal tachycardia.
- Women without obstetric complications are encouraged to have electronic fetal monitoring and epidural analgesia.
- Smoking in pregnancy is associated with increased rates of fetal and perinatal death and reduced birth weight for gestational age.
- The paper does not consider important factors that affect both diet and fetal growth, such as ethnic origin.
- Maternal hypoxia should be avoided because this can lead to fetal growth restriction.
- Zinc deficiency in pregnant women causes abnormal labour, retarded fetal growth, and fetal abnormalities.
- Impaired fetal growth is strongly associated with haemorrhagic stroke, but not with occlusive stroke.
- Can fetal growth be improved in pregnancies at risk for fetal growth retardation?
- Aminolaevulinic acid can cross the placenta and possibly cause toxicity to the developing fetal brain.
- It is not clear whether this would provide sufficient time for fetal lung growth to occur.
- The neurocognitive deficits in fetal alcohol syndrome and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder are pervasive.
- This may also enhance understanding of how gestational age, fetal growth, and birth weight interact with each other.
- Sebire questions the relevance of a category for fetal growth restriction, as most fetuses with this condition do not die.
- In the second pregnancy trimester abnormal amniotic fetal cells can be detected.
- The maternal environment plays an important role in controlling fetal growth.
- Like other researchers we did not find an increased risk of reduced fetal growth.
- Assessing fetal growth is complex, and there is little consensus on which measure should be used.
- The single largest condition associated with stillbirth is failure of fetal growth.
- The main determinants of fetal growth restraint in contemporary societies are not known.
Synonyms
embryonic, expected, awaited
1. 1.1 Denoting a posture characteristic of a fetus, with the back curved forwards and the limbs folded in front of the body.
  Example sentencesExamples
  In fetal position, they uncurled and curled, then sat up like baby birds begging for worms.
  I called in sick way too many days, spent a lot of time at home curled up in a fetal position.
  Some were in the fetal position, curled up, as if trying to escape within themselves.
  She almost twitched into a fetal position, and her body moved slightly in one last defense.
  Her body jerked into a fetal position as she sobbed and clutched her side.
  The boy in front of me has an odd posture: almost in a fetal position, slouched far, far down.
  He would just curl up in a fetal position in the tour bus and talk to fantasy friends that lived inside of his head.
  In other words, if somebody hits you, you don't curl up in the fetal position and beg your enemy not to hurt you.
  He curled into a fetal position, his knees drawn close to his body, and shivered slightly.
  I return to the fetal position with my remote control and try to console myself.
  Basically, one saw a big flash of light, one should duck down into a fetal position and cover themselves up to be safe.
  There she laid in the fetal position with her head buried crying hysterically.
  Only after two to three times will the fetal position return to normal.
  Me, I would curl up in a fetal position under the table and wait for someone to rescue me.
  She had managed to curl herself into a tighter ball, resembling a child in the fetal position.
  Try to roll your body in, as if getting into a fetal position, as opposed to keeping your back rigid.
  She goes from a fetal position of crying to walking around the cell, singing gospel music.
  Her slumbering figure was in a fetal position and her head rested on his lap.
  The intensity of being in first year is often enough to make any freshman curl up in the fetal position and sob uncontrollably.
  Me, I'd be curled up in a fetal position in bed, railing against the bitterness of life.

Rhymes

beetle, betel, chital, decretal

Definition of fetal in US English:

fetal

(British foetal)

adjectiveˈfēdlˈfidl

1Relating to a fetus.
nutrients essential for normal fetal growth
Example sentencesExamples
- Zinc deficiency in pregnant women causes abnormal labour, retarded fetal growth, and fetal abnormalities.
- Sebire questions the relevance of a category for fetal growth restriction, as most fetuses with this condition do not die.
- This may also enhance understanding of how gestational age, fetal growth, and birth weight interact with each other.
- The paper does not consider important factors that affect both diet and fetal growth, such as ethnic origin.
- The neurocognitive deficits in fetal alcohol syndrome and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder are pervasive.
- In the second pregnancy trimester abnormal amniotic fetal cells can be detected.
- It is not clear whether this would provide sufficient time for fetal lung growth to occur.
- The single largest condition associated with stillbirth is failure of fetal growth.
- Maternal hypoxia should be avoided because this can lead to fetal growth restriction.
- Aminolaevulinic acid can cross the placenta and possibly cause toxicity to the developing fetal brain.
- Assessing fetal growth is complex, and there is little consensus on which measure should be used.
- Impaired fetal growth is strongly associated with haemorrhagic stroke, but not with occlusive stroke.
- Can fetal growth be improved in pregnancies at risk for fetal growth retardation?
- The maternal environment plays an important role in controlling fetal growth.
- The main determinants of fetal growth restraint in contemporary societies are not known.
- Smoking in pregnancy is associated with increased rates of fetal and perinatal death and reduced birth weight for gestational age.
- Like other researchers we did not find an increased risk of reduced fetal growth.
- Women without obstetric complications are encouraged to have electronic fetal monitoring and epidural analgesia.
- The pregnancy was uneventful, but the baby was delivered by ventouse extraction owing to fetal tachycardia.
Synonyms
embryonic, expected, awaited
1. 1.1 Denoting a posture characteristic of a fetus, with the back curved forward and the limbs folded in front of the body.
  he retired to his bed, curled in the fetal position
  Example sentencesExamples
  She almost twitched into a fetal position, and her body moved slightly in one last defense.
  She had managed to curl herself into a tighter ball, resembling a child in the fetal position.
  I called in sick way too many days, spent a lot of time at home curled up in a fetal position.
  Basically, one saw a big flash of light, one should duck down into a fetal position and cover themselves up to be safe.
  Me, I would curl up in a fetal position under the table and wait for someone to rescue me.
  Me, I'd be curled up in a fetal position in bed, railing against the bitterness of life.
  Her slumbering figure was in a fetal position and her head rested on his lap.
  In other words, if somebody hits you, you don't curl up in the fetal position and beg your enemy not to hurt you.
  He curled into a fetal position, his knees drawn close to his body, and shivered slightly.
  Some were in the fetal position, curled up, as if trying to escape within themselves.
  Try to roll your body in, as if getting into a fetal position, as opposed to keeping your back rigid.
  There she laid in the fetal position with her head buried crying hysterically.
  He would just curl up in a fetal position in the tour bus and talk to fantasy friends that lived inside of his head.
  In fetal position, they uncurled and curled, then sat up like baby birds begging for worms.
  The intensity of being in first year is often enough to make any freshman curl up in the fetal position and sob uncontrollably.
  The boy in front of me has an odd posture: almost in a fetal position, slouched far, far down.
  She goes from a fetal position of crying to walking around the cell, singing gospel music.
  Only after two to three times will the fetal position return to normal.
  I return to the fetal position with my remote control and try to console myself.
  Her body jerked into a fetal position as she sobbed and clutched her side.

单词	fetal
释义	Definition of fetal in English: fetal (British foetal) adjective ˈfiːt(ə)lˈfidl 1Relating to a fetus. nutrients essential for normal fetal growth Example sentencesExamples The pregnancy was uneventful, but the baby was delivered by ventouse extraction owing to fetal tachycardia. Women without obstetric complications are encouraged to have electronic fetal monitoring and epidural analgesia. Smoking in pregnancy is associated with increased rates of fetal and perinatal death and reduced birth weight for gestational age. The paper does not consider important factors that affect both diet and fetal growth, such as ethnic origin. Maternal hypoxia should be avoided because this can lead to fetal growth restriction. Zinc deficiency in pregnant women causes abnormal labour, retarded fetal growth, and fetal abnormalities. Impaired fetal growth is strongly associated with haemorrhagic stroke, but not with occlusive stroke. Can fetal growth be improved in pregnancies at risk for fetal growth retardation? Aminolaevulinic acid can cross the placenta and possibly cause toxicity to the developing fetal brain. It is not clear whether this would provide sufficient time for fetal lung growth to occur. The neurocognitive deficits in fetal alcohol syndrome and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder are pervasive. This may also enhance understanding of how gestational age, fetal growth, and birth weight interact with each other. Sebire questions the relevance of a category for fetal growth restriction, as most fetuses with this condition do not die. In the second pregnancy trimester abnormal amniotic fetal cells can be detected. The maternal environment plays an important role in controlling fetal growth. Like other researchers we did not find an increased risk of reduced fetal growth. Assessing fetal growth is complex, and there is little consensus on which measure should be used. The single largest condition associated with stillbirth is failure of fetal growth. The main determinants of fetal growth restraint in contemporary societies are not known. Synonyms embryonic, expected, awaited 1.1 Denoting a posture characteristic of a fetus, with the back curved forwards and the limbs folded in front of the body. Example sentencesExamples In fetal position, they uncurled and curled, then sat up like baby birds begging for worms. I called in sick way too many days, spent a lot of time at home curled up in a fetal position. Some were in the fetal position, curled up, as if trying to escape within themselves. She almost twitched into a fetal position, and her body moved slightly in one last defense. Her body jerked into a fetal position as she sobbed and clutched her side. The boy in front of me has an odd posture: almost in a fetal position, slouched far, far down. He would just curl up in a fetal position in the tour bus and talk to fantasy friends that lived inside of his head. In other words, if somebody hits you, you don't curl up in the fetal position and beg your enemy not to hurt you. He curled into a fetal position, his knees drawn close to his body, and shivered slightly. I return to the fetal position with my remote control and try to console myself. Basically, one saw a big flash of light, one should duck down into a fetal position and cover themselves up to be safe. There she laid in the fetal position with her head buried crying hysterically. Only after two to three times will the fetal position return to normal. Me, I would curl up in a fetal position under the table and wait for someone to rescue me. She had managed to curl herself into a tighter ball, resembling a child in the fetal position. Try to roll your body in, as if getting into a fetal position, as opposed to keeping your back rigid. She goes from a fetal position of crying to walking around the cell, singing gospel music. Her slumbering figure was in a fetal position and her head rested on his lap. The intensity of being in first year is often enough to make any freshman curl up in the fetal position and sob uncontrollably. Me, I'd be curled up in a fetal position in bed, railing against the bitterness of life. Rhymes beetle, betel, chital, decretal Definition of fetal in US English: fetal (British foetal) adjectiveˈfēdlˈfidl 1Relating to a fetus. nutrients essential for normal fetal growth Example sentencesExamples Zinc deficiency in pregnant women causes abnormal labour, retarded fetal growth, and fetal abnormalities. Sebire questions the relevance of a category for fetal growth restriction, as most fetuses with this condition do not die. This may also enhance understanding of how gestational age, fetal growth, and birth weight interact with each other. The paper does not consider important factors that affect both diet and fetal growth, such as ethnic origin. The neurocognitive deficits in fetal alcohol syndrome and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder are pervasive. In the second pregnancy trimester abnormal amniotic fetal cells can be detected. It is not clear whether this would provide sufficient time for fetal lung growth to occur. The single largest condition associated with stillbirth is failure of fetal growth. Maternal hypoxia should be avoided because this can lead to fetal growth restriction. Aminolaevulinic acid can cross the placenta and possibly cause toxicity to the developing fetal brain. Assessing fetal growth is complex, and there is little consensus on which measure should be used. Impaired fetal growth is strongly associated with haemorrhagic stroke, but not with occlusive stroke. Can fetal growth be improved in pregnancies at risk for fetal growth retardation? The maternal environment plays an important role in controlling fetal growth. The main determinants of fetal growth restraint in contemporary societies are not known. Smoking in pregnancy is associated with increased rates of fetal and perinatal death and reduced birth weight for gestational age. Like other researchers we did not find an increased risk of reduced fetal growth. Women without obstetric complications are encouraged to have electronic fetal monitoring and epidural analgesia. The pregnancy was uneventful, but the baby was delivered by ventouse extraction owing to fetal tachycardia. Synonyms embryonic, expected, awaited 1.1 Denoting a posture characteristic of a fetus, with the back curved forward and the limbs folded in front of the body. he retired to his bed, curled in the fetal position Example sentencesExamples She almost twitched into a fetal position, and her body moved slightly in one last defense. She had managed to curl herself into a tighter ball, resembling a child in the fetal position. I called in sick way too many days, spent a lot of time at home curled up in a fetal position. Basically, one saw a big flash of light, one should duck down into a fetal position and cover themselves up to be safe. Me, I would curl up in a fetal position under the table and wait for someone to rescue me. Me, I'd be curled up in a fetal position in bed, railing against the bitterness of life. Her slumbering figure was in a fetal position and her head rested on his lap. In other words, if somebody hits you, you don't curl up in the fetal position and beg your enemy not to hurt you. He curled into a fetal position, his knees drawn close to his body, and shivered slightly. Some were in the fetal position, curled up, as if trying to escape within themselves. Try to roll your body in, as if getting into a fetal position, as opposed to keeping your back rigid. There she laid in the fetal position with her head buried crying hysterically. He would just curl up in a fetal position in the tour bus and talk to fantasy friends that lived inside of his head. In fetal position, they uncurled and curled, then sat up like baby birds begging for worms. The intensity of being in first year is often enough to make any freshman curl up in the fetal position and sob uncontrollably. The boy in front of me has an odd posture: almost in a fetal position, slouched far, far down. She goes from a fetal position of crying to walking around the cell, singing gospel music. Only after two to three times will the fetal position return to normal. I return to the fetal position with my remote control and try to console myself. Her body jerked into a fetal position as she sobbed and clutched her side.
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