| 词汇 | infant |
| 释义 | infant noun uk /ˈɪn.fənt/ us /ˈɪn.fənt/ infantnoun (YOUNG CHILD)C2[ C ] a baby or a very young child: 婴儿 newborn infantThe most important thing is for parents to spend time with their newborn infant. a baby babyShe is having a baby in the spring. newbornNewborn babies are not able to focus their eyes fully for the first few weeks of life. new babyBringing home a new baby can be a confusing time for parents. bundle of joyCongratulations on bringing home your little bundle of joy! neonateThe doctor headed up a study on perception in neonates. infantInfants under 2 years of age must travel on an adult's lap. a child childWhen I was a child the summers seemed to go on for ever. boyThere's a new boy in my class. girlThe girl's name is Sally. kidI'm off to pick up the kids from school. kiddieI saw her with a little kiddie in a pushchair. little oneThe little ones must be hungry by now. KidStock/Blend Images/GettyImages She has five children, the youngest of whom is still an infant. He was very unwell as an infant, and was not expected to live into adulthood. Separated from his mother when he was just an infant, the boy grew up in a children's home. She isn't able to look after herself at all - she's as helpless as an infant. I'll give you this booklet to read, which gives advice about feeding infants of under four months. Children & babies ankle-biter arrival babe babe in arms baby children comfort blanket crawler designer baby devil munchkin neonate new addition nipper only child tantrum teethe tiddler tike toddler infantnoun (SCHOOL)[ C ]UK a student at an infant school: 幼儿学校的学生 Jenny is a top-year infant now.珍妮现在是一所幼儿学校的大班生。 the infants[ plural ]UK → infant school: 幼儿学校（同 infant school） in the infantsAndrew's still in the infants.安德鲁还在上幼儿学校。 Students & pupils -grader alum alumna alumnae alumni alumnus apprentice entrant frosh graduate homeschooler house officer houseman pupil school kid school-leaver schoolboy schoolchild schoolgirl theologian infant adjective UKuk /ˈɪn.fənt/ us /ˈɪn.fənt/ related to or connected with the first stage of school in the UK, for children aged four to seven years: 学前班的，幼儿的 an infant teacher/class幼师／学前班 See also junior school Schools in general admission assembly bailey blackboard blackboard jungle break something up bursar classroom interschool intramural ivory tower jolly hockey sticksidiom kindergarten language laboratory reception school run schoolchild schoolgirl seat of learningidiom sixth form infant | American Dictionaryinfant noun[ C ] us/ˈɪn·fənt/ a baby Examples of infantinfant To understand what causes development in infants, we must be able to link the emerging behaviour to the unfolding of the underlying biological structures. No attempt to break infant's fixation on the correct well or to prevent position cueing. First, recent developmental research provides some insights into the process of acquisition of reach in infants. However, the proportion of such infants varies from 32% to 61% depending on the criteria used to define their hand-use preference. The infants are actually assigning the sounds of speech to categories that have or will come to have linguistic significance. I first describe evidence from the perception of speech by infants during the first year of life. Another 39 infants made up the control group. However, this speech register is not limited to use with infants, for whom these attentional biases have been demonstrated. The results of this first experiment demonstrate that there were no observed differences in discrimination between the monolingual and bilingual infants. The literature on the phonetic development of infants being raised in bilingual environments is generally sparse. In their study, 4-month-old infants did not distinguish between coincident and noncoincident speech. In particular, very few adult ages are given during the 1730s and 1740s, in contrast to the burials of infants and children. Our initial attempt at venous access is via the umbilical vein in infants presenting in the first week of life. An associated congenital noncardiac anomaly was identified in 5 patients (3 first seen as infants). Symptoms, such as congestive heart failure and cyanosis are more frequently observed in infants than in children, and arrhythmias are less frequent during childhood. See all examples of infant These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withinfantinfantThese are words often used in combination with infant. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. full-term infants They compared preterm and full-term infants on measures of maternal depression, infant health characteristics, and attachment security at 1 year postterm. healthy infant At some point in the first year of life, it becomes clear that the healthyinfant has a mind of his or her own. infant baptism Entry is a function of heredity, via infantbaptism. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with infant |
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