Definition of in utero in English:

in utero

adverb & adjectiveɪn ˈjuːtərəʊin ˈyo͞otərō

In a woman's uterus; before birth.
as adverb this damage may occur in utero
as adjective the in utero development of the gastrointestinal tract
Example sentencesExamples
- Among children who had at some time in their lives smoked daily for a month or more, those exposed in utero to a mother's pack-a-day smoking had double the odds of progressing to addiction.
- It appears that in utero exposure to nicotine may help to perpetuate a cycle across generations that links addiction and behavioral problems.
- Manipulating the in utero environment may alter the onset of cancers that appear later in the lives of mammals, according to a new University of Toronto study published in the journal Carcinogenesis.
- The likelihood of the fetus contracting an in utero infection depends on several factors.
- Her first heartbeat, first kick, every in utero move - all broadcast to a network of family and friends.
Synonyms
embryonic, fetal, expected, awaited

Origin

Latin.

Definition of in utero in US English:

in utero

adverb & adjectivein ˈyo͞otərō

In a woman's uterus; before birth.
as adverb this damage may occur in utero
as adjective the in utero development of the gastrointestinal tract
Example sentencesExamples
- The likelihood of the fetus contracting an in utero infection depends on several factors.
- Her first heartbeat, first kick, every in utero move - all broadcast to a network of family and friends.
- It appears that in utero exposure to nicotine may help to perpetuate a cycle across generations that links addiction and behavioral problems.
- Among children who had at some time in their lives smoked daily for a month or more, those exposed in utero to a mother's pack-a-day smoking had double the odds of progressing to addiction.
- Manipulating the in utero environment may alter the onset of cancers that appear later in the lives of mammals, according to a new University of Toronto study published in the journal Carcinogenesis.
Synonyms
embryonic, fetal, expected, awaited

Origin

Latin.

单词	in utero
释义	Definition of in utero in English: in utero adverb & adjectiveɪn ˈjuːtərəʊin ˈyo͞otərō In a woman's uterus; before birth. as adverb this damage may occur in utero as adjective the in utero development of the gastrointestinal tract Example sentencesExamples Among children who had at some time in their lives smoked daily for a month or more, those exposed in utero to a mother's pack-a-day smoking had double the odds of progressing to addiction. It appears that in utero exposure to nicotine may help to perpetuate a cycle across generations that links addiction and behavioral problems. Manipulating the in utero environment may alter the onset of cancers that appear later in the lives of mammals, according to a new University of Toronto study published in the journal Carcinogenesis. The likelihood of the fetus contracting an in utero infection depends on several factors. Her first heartbeat, first kick, every in utero move - all broadcast to a network of family and friends. Synonyms embryonic, fetal, expected, awaited Origin Latin. Definition of in utero in US English: in utero adverb & adjectivein ˈyo͞otərō In a woman's uterus; before birth. as adverb this damage may occur in utero as adjective the in utero development of the gastrointestinal tract Example sentencesExamples The likelihood of the fetus contracting an in utero infection depends on several factors. Her first heartbeat, first kick, every in utero move - all broadcast to a network of family and friends. It appears that in utero exposure to nicotine may help to perpetuate a cycle across generations that links addiction and behavioral problems. Among children who had at some time in their lives smoked daily for a month or more, those exposed in utero to a mother's pack-a-day smoking had double the odds of progressing to addiction. Manipulating the in utero environment may alter the onset of cancers that appear later in the lives of mammals, according to a new University of Toronto study published in the journal Carcinogenesis. Synonyms embryonic, fetal, expected, awaited Origin Latin.
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