premature,%20premature%20baby,%20baby%20that%20is%20born%20before%20a%20pregnancy%20reaches%20its%20full%20term,%20prematurely | EUdict

Results for: premature,%20premature%20baby,%20baby%20that%20is%20born%20before%20a%20pregnancy%20reaches%20its%20full%20term,%20prematurely

English	English
abortion, failure of undertaking, premature expulsion of fetus, spontaneous abortion, spontaneous abortion; failure to achieve the intended outcome	miscarriage
acting too hastily, already arranged, coming before something, earlier, prior, preceding, antecedent; hasty, premature, rash (Slang)	previous
apparatus which keeps eggs warm until they hatch; temperature-controlled apparatus in which sick or premature infants are kept; device in which bacteria are cultivated, device to nurture something, hospital apparatus for premature babies, surroundings ...	incubator
at an inappropriate time, occurring at a bad time, premature time, premature; ill-timed, inopportune; unseasonable, prematurely	untimely
baby who was born prematurely, premature baby, premie, preterm baby	preemie
bear prematurely, born early, move furtively, move sexily, premature animal, prematurely born animal (especially a calf), sneak, move quietly or furtively; give birth prematurely (especially of cows)	slink
causing abortion, causing the premature termination of a pregnancy, inducing abortion (of a drug), drug which causes abortion, agent which causes the premature termination of a pregnancy	abortifacient
childish, not fully developed, not mature, unripe; premature, untimely; childish, emotionally undeveloped, stylistically crude and imperfect	immature
explosion in car exhaust, fire started to create firebreak, have opposite effect, ignite prematurely (of an internal-combustion engine); cause or receive undesired results, make explosion in exhaust pipe, premature ignition of fuel causing a small expl...	backfire
explosion, blowing up, setting off of an explosion, premature combustion inside engine	detonation
Hutchinson-Gilford syndrome, premature aging	progeria
immature, not fully developed, green, premature, not fully ready, not ripe	unripe
premature falling of fruit	fruit drop
premature heart beat (Medicine)	extrasystole
premature termination of a pregnancy, miscarriage (caused by natural or artificial means); failure; premature termination (of a project, etc.); failure to develop (Biology)	abortion

Translations: 1 – 15 / 17

Your Recent Searches

Total number of language pairs: 544
Total number of translations (in millions): 15.4

Your Recent Searches

Recent searches