Definition of prenatal in English:

prenatal

adjective priːˈneɪt(ə)lpriˈneɪdl

Before birth; during or relating to pregnancy.
prenatal development
Example sentencesExamples
- The screening test studied was prenatal serum screening for Down's syndrome.
- A healthy child was delivered at term, and the couple will be offered prenatal diagnosis in subsequent pregnancies.
- Abused women were also less likely to have prenatal care check-ups during pregnancy.
- During an early prenatal visit, most pregnant women are given a blood test to screen for syphilis.
- Autism cannot currently be detected at birth or through any prenatal screening.

Derivatives

prenatally

adverb

Thirty infants were enrolled into the study: 16 exposed prenatally to cigarette smoke and 14 control infants.
Example sentencesExamples
- Participants were recruited prenatally and attended review clinics at age 3 and 5 years.
- Currently, physicians are able to diagnose many more birth defects than they are able to treat prenatally.
- Malformations affecting the spine are often diagnosed prenatally or are apparent in the delivery room.
- There are multiple advantages of knowing if a fetus is affected prenatally.

Definition of prenatal in US English:

prenatal

adjectiveprēˈnādlpriˈneɪdl

Before birth; during or relating to pregnancy.
prenatal development
Example sentencesExamples
- A healthy child was delivered at term, and the couple will be offered prenatal diagnosis in subsequent pregnancies.
- During an early prenatal visit, most pregnant women are given a blood test to screen for syphilis.
- Autism cannot currently be detected at birth or through any prenatal screening.
- The screening test studied was prenatal serum screening for Down's syndrome.
- Abused women were also less likely to have prenatal care check-ups during pregnancy.

单词	prenatal
释义	Definition of prenatal in English: prenatal adjective priːˈneɪt(ə)lpriˈneɪdl Before birth; during or relating to pregnancy. prenatal development Example sentencesExamples The screening test studied was prenatal serum screening for Down's syndrome. A healthy child was delivered at term, and the couple will be offered prenatal diagnosis in subsequent pregnancies. Abused women were also less likely to have prenatal care check-ups during pregnancy. During an early prenatal visit, most pregnant women are given a blood test to screen for syphilis. Autism cannot currently be detected at birth or through any prenatal screening. Derivatives prenatally adverb Thirty infants were enrolled into the study: 16 exposed prenatally to cigarette smoke and 14 control infants. Example sentencesExamples Participants were recruited prenatally and attended review clinics at age 3 and 5 years. Currently, physicians are able to diagnose many more birth defects than they are able to treat prenatally. Malformations affecting the spine are often diagnosed prenatally or are apparent in the delivery room. There are multiple advantages of knowing if a fetus is affected prenatally. Definition of prenatal in US English: prenatal adjectiveprēˈnādlpriˈneɪdl Before birth; during or relating to pregnancy. prenatal development Example sentencesExamples A healthy child was delivered at term, and the couple will be offered prenatal diagnosis in subsequent pregnancies. During an early prenatal visit, most pregnant women are given a blood test to screen for syphilis. Autism cannot currently be detected at birth or through any prenatal screening. The screening test studied was prenatal serum screening for Down's syndrome. Abused women were also less likely to have prenatal care check-ups during pregnancy.
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