new born
new born 英 [njuː'bɔːn;'njuːbɔːn] 美 ['nubɔrn]
adj. 新生的；再生的 n. 婴儿
- A newborn is literally a baby animal (including us human animals) who was born in the past month. Figuratively, newborn describes anything recently born or created, like a newborn interest in vocabulary.
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- adj. 新生的；再生的
- n. 婴儿
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1. Our dimly lit labroom was filled with light from these new born galaxies.
昏暗的实验室里满是从这座新诞生的星系里发出的亮光。
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2. LJ: I have two inspirations to write the book. One is my new born son, the other one is actually a Chinese saying.
刘京：写这本书的灵感来自两个方面。一个是我刚出生的儿子，另一个实际上是一句中国的谚语。
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3. While researching my book, I came across cases where new born baby girls had been thrown into rubbish dumps to be gnawed by rats; or given an overdose of drugs, sometimes opium.
在为写书而探索资料时， 我发现这样的一些案例。 在印度，新生女婴往往会被丢弃到垃圾箱里任老鼠啃咬；或者服下过量诸如麻醉剂一类的毒药致死。
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