Englisch - Türkisch
Definition von foetus im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
- dölüt
- cenin
- i., bak. fetus
- (Diş Hekimliği) gelişimin ilk üç ayında doğuma kadar, rahim içinde gelişen embriyoya verilen ad; cenin
- (Anatomi) anne karnındaki yavru (2. aydan sonraki dönem)
- foetus vapiscus
- (Tıp) vapiscus dölütü
- fetus
- (Tıp) fötus
- fetus
- (Tıp,Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) fetüs
Bütün memelilerin embriyo ve fetüsleri oldukça benzerdir.
-The embryos and fetuses of all mammals look quite similar.
Fetüsün hareketini ne zamandır hissedebiliyorsunuz?
-Since when have you been able to feel the movement of the fetus?
- fetus
- anne karnındaki bebek
- fetus
- (Tıp) fetus
- fetus
- bkz.foetus
- fetus
- (Diş Hekimliği) gelişimin ilk üç ayında doğuma kadar, rahim içinde gelişen embriyoya verilen ad; cenin
- fetus
- (Anatomi) anne karnındaki yavru. 2. aydan sonraki dönem
- fetus
- {i} cenin
- fetus
- {i} dölüt
- fetus
- (Tıp) Üçüncü gebelik ayı başından doğuma kadarki devre içinde gebelik ürününe verilen isim, uterus içinde gelişen yavru, cenin, fetüs
- fetus
- dölet
- fetus
- embriyon
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Türkisch - Türkisch
Definition von foetus im Türkisch Türkisch wörterbuch
- fetus
- üçüncü gebelik ayı başından doğuma kadarki devre içinde ana rahmindeki canlıya verilen isim
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Englisch - Englisch
Definition von foetus im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
- An unborn or unhatched vertebrate showing signs of the mature animal
- An unborn baby after the 7th week of gestation
- A Baby before it is born
- A term used to refer to a baby during the period of gestation between eight weeks and term
- {i} young of a human or animal while in the womb or egg
- A foetus is an animal or human being in its later stages of development before it is born. a baby or young animal before it is born embryo
- Unborn child
- an unborn or unhatched vertebrate in the later stages of development showing the main recognizable features of the mature animal
- The developing baby while it is in the womb
- fœtus
- Alternative spelling of foetus
- fetus
- the young in the womb or in the egg
- fetus
- {n} an animal from the time its parts are distinctly formed to its birth
- fetus
- An animal in the later stage of development before birth In humans, the fetal stage is the from the end of the third month until birth
- fetus
- A human embryo after the 8th week of gestation
- fetus
- unborn baby
- fetus
- an individual in the third of the three stages of prenatal development (from about the 9th week until birth); a time during which the individual develops enough sophistication to be able to survive outside the mother's uterus
- fetus
- – The product of conception from the time of implantation until delivery If the delivered or expelled fetus is viable, it is designated an infant [45 CFR 46 203(c)] The term "fetus" generally refers to later phases of development; the term "embryo" is usually used for earlier phases of development (See also: Embryo )
- fetus
- an unborn baby
- fetus
- Human organism from eight weeks of development until birth
- fetus
- The young or embryo of an animal in the womb, or in the egg; often restricted to the later stages in the development of viviparous and oviparous animals, embryo being applied to the earlier stages
- fetus
- developing offspring in the uterus, generally from 10 weeks to birth See additional information
- fetus
- In human beings, the unborn young from the eighth week of pregnancy to birth
- fetus
- The stage of gestation from the end of the fourth month to birth
- fetus
- {i} young of a human or animal while in the womb or egg
- fetus
- n unborn young of an animal while still in th uterus or egg
- fetus
- see foetus. the usual American spelling of foetus. Unborn young of any vertebrate, particularly mammals, after it has acquired its basic form. In humans, this stage begins about eight weeks after conception (see embryo). The fetal stage, marked by increased growth and full development of the organ systems, climaxes in birth (see pregnancy, parturition). By the end of the third month, the arms and legs of the human fetus begin to move and reflexive movements (such as sucking) begin. Four months after conception, the fetus is about 5.3 in. (135 mm) long and weighs about 6 oz (170 g). During the fifth month, downy hairs (lanugo) cover the body and the skin becomes less transparent. At seven months, a protective greasy substance (vernix caseosa) covers the reddish, wrinkled skin. Fat is deposited under the skin during the eighth month, when the fetus typically weighs about 5 lbs (2.2 kg). A full-term fetus is about 266 days old
- fetus
- Unborn child
- fetus
- The clinical name for an unborn child after the eighth week of pregnancy
- fetus
- The developing young in the uterus from the seventh week of gestation until birth
- fetus
- The developing cells in the uterus that will become a child
- fetus
- a term for the developing human usually ranging from three months after conception to birth
- fetus
- unborn baby after the second month of development
- fetus
- Unborn offspring from 7 or 8 weeks after conception until birth
- fetus
- an unborn or unhatched vertebrate in the later stages of development showing the main recognizable features of the mature animal
- fetus
- A term used to refer to a baby during the period of gestation between eight weeks and term
- fetus
- An unborn or unhatched vertebrate showing signs of the mature animal
- fetus
- Unborn baby; from about seven to eight weeks of development until birth Prior to that time considered an embryo
- fetus
- an unborn vertebrate especially after its basic structure is formed
- fetus
- —The term used to refer to an unborn child from 8 weeks after fertilization to birth
- fetus
- Referring to a baby as it develops in the uterus
- fetus
- In medicine, this term is applied to the young of mammals when fully developed in the womb In human beings, this stage is reached after about 3 months of pregnancy Prior to this, the developing mammal is at the embryo stage
- fetus
- {i} conceptus
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