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Meanings of infant in English

Portuguese
nenê
Catalan
nadó
Spanish
criatura
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A very young human being, from birth to a year old.

nenê
Usage of infant in English
1
The normal infant was able to fly early in its second year.
Last and First Men
2
The Mississippi infant's virus, however, remained suppressed for 27 months without treatment.
Ebony
3
Results: The main causes of infant morbidity were gastrointestinal and respiratory infections.
Pubmed
4
Estimates suggested between four and six hundred infant deaths at the home.
Bones Are Forever
5
However, results indicated a significant daily life stress by infant sex interaction.
Pubmed
6
In its current form, The National Minimum Wage Bill is an infant.
The South African
7
World Health Organization definitions were used for classification of infant nutrition patterns.
Pubmed
8
Beingmate currently has a 10 percent share in China's infant formula market.
Radio NZ
9
No studies reported maternal or infant health outcomes in a subsequent pregnancy.
Pubmed
10
These findings suggest that different genetic factors control infant and child BMI.
Pubmed
11
Until we started this work, there were hardly any infant dinosaurs known.
Jurassic Park
12
However, IL10R did not directly regulate the microbial ecology during infant development.
Pubmed
13
Perhaps the most pernicious danger is that of infant and toddler food.
The Guardian
14
Half of global infant deaths occur in sub-Saharan Africa, according to Unicef.
BBC
15
Introduction: The U.S. infant mortality rate has been steadily declining since 2007.
Pubmed
16
TurtleTree Labs' vision is to license its technology to infant formula manufacturers.
The Guardian
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Spanish
criatura
Infant through the time
Infant across language varieties
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Common
United States of America
Common
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Common
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