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Перевод: miscarry
[глагол] потерпеть неудачу; терпеть неудачу; не доходить по адресу; иметь выкидыш; выкидывать [мед.]; выкинуть
Тезаурус:
- The true type, as personified by my own and other mothers, was destined to bear child after child, some of whom could miscarry, some of whom could die, and all of whom were a perpetual source of worry and expense.
- Delay was anticipated, loss accepted, requests repeated lest they miscarry and appreciation restressed lest it appear forgotten.
- She was exactly three months pregnant at the time and the shock caused her to miscarry.
- The next letter from Miller, dated 2 February 1756, acknowledged three from Bartram and two boxes of plants and he added "To the first of your letters, I returned an answer in September last, but for fear it may miscarry, I beg leave to repeat the substance of that here."
- In Ceausescu's Romania, making your cow miscarry is a crime subject to imprisonment.
- The parallel is with women who habitually miscarry for no known reason.
- Thus a mother with early infectious syphilis likely either to miscarry or to give birth to a stillborn child.
- One American investigation reportedly found women working on silicon chips were 40 per cent more likely to miscarry than most women.
- But please note that you shouldn't move heavily pregnant livebearers, as it can cause them to miscarry.
- To have to bear - abort - miscarry
- Miller pointed out that "Oranges, jesmines, capers, olives and pomegranites are annually brought from Italy and, if skilfully managed, very few of them miscarry, notwithstanding they are many times three or four months out of the ground."
- The toxic protection mechanism dovetails with the fact that the pregnancy is three times more likely to miscarry if the mother does not feel sick, an observation supported by the second theory.
- Liza did not know how she got back to her billet, only that she had bicycled so fast and furiously that, as she flung herself on her bed, she thought, grimly, that if anyone had reason to miscarry at that juncture it was she herself.
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