miscarried

英 [ˌmɪsˈkærid]

美 [ˌmɪsˈkærid]

v.  流产; 失败
miscarry的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 小产;流产
  If a womanmiscarries, she has a miscarriage.
  1. Many women who miscarry eventually have healthy babies.
     许多曾经小产的女人最终都生下了健康的宝宝。

双语例句

• Fifty-five per cent gave birth, 29 per cent had abortions and the rest miscarried.
  百分之五十五生下孩子，百分之二十九堕胎，其余小产。
• Two months after I ended it, she told me that three weeks previous she found out that she was pregnant and a few days later miscarried.
  我提分手后两个月，她说三周前她发现自己怀孕了，可是过了几天小产了。
• She miscarried twice. But family and friends said that while mourning those losses and dealing with fertility hormones, she remained hopeful, noting that doctors said it was a good sign she had been able to become pregnant.
  她小产过两次，但家人和朋友表示，尽管经历了流产之痛，还要调节生育激素，但她仍很乐观，还说医生表示，她还能怀孕就是个好兆头。
• As a continental nation, without genuine development of its inland regions, the rise of China may very well be miscarried.
  作为一个大陆国家，如果不能将它的内陆地区真正发展起来，那么中国崛起完全有可能流产。
• In addition, male babies may be more fragile and so more likely to be miscarried when cortisol levels are high, leading to more girls being born.
  此外，男性婴儿可能更加脆弱，当皮质醇水平增高时，流产的可能性更大，这也导致了更多女婴的诞生。
• The embryo was implanted successfully, but she miscarried eight weeks into the pregnancy.
  胚胎被成功地植入，但她怀孕八个星期就流产了。
• Six months later, I miscarried again.
  过了6个月，我又再次流产。
• There miscarried a vessel of our country richly fraught.
  我们国家有一艘装满货物的船失事了。
• Emma miscarried and nearly died.
  埃玛流产，险些送了命。
• The pills are something she started when she miscarried.
  她是在流产之后才开始吃药的。