unborn in Chinese
unborn in Chinese is 未出生的 — unborn means not yet born; still developing in the womb.
unborn in Chinese
未出生的
Pronounced: wèi chū shēng de
Not yet born; yet to come; future.
What does "unborn" mean?
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adj Not yet born; still developing in the womb.
"The doctor showed the parents an image of their unborn baby on the screen."
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adj Belonging to a future generation; yet to come.
"We should protect the planet for unborn generations who will live here someday."
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unborn in a sentence
- The doctor showed the parents an image of their unborn baby on the screen.
- The charity raises money for the health of unborn babies.
- We should protect the planet for unborn generations who will live here someday.
- The poet wrote a letter to unborn readers of a distant century.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "unborn" in Chinese?
"unborn" in Chinese is 未出生的. unborn means: Not yet born; still developing in the womb.
How do you pronounce 未出生的?
"unborn" in Chinese is 未出生的, pronounced "wèi chū shēng de".
How do you use "unborn" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor showed the parents an image of their unborn baby on the screen." In Chinese, "unborn" is 未出生的.
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