Pronunciation: /ˈfiːtəl/
noun not applicable
A1 The fetal is growing inside the mother's womb.
A2 The doctor used an ultrasound to check on the fetal.
B1 The fetal's heartbeat can be heard during a prenatal check-up.
B2 The fetal's development can be monitored through regular sonograms.
C1 The fetal's health is a top priority for expectant parents.
C2 Advanced medical technology allows for detailed monitoring of the fetal's growth.
verb not applicable
A1 The baby was fetal in the womb.
A2 The doctor explained how the fetus fetal in the early stages of pregnancy.
B1 The ultrasound showed the fetus fetal in a comfortable position.
B2 The mother felt the fetus fetal for the first time.
C1 The medical team closely monitored the fetus fetal development.
C2 Researchers studied how the fetus fetal response to different stimuli.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a fetus
A1 The doctor showed the pregnant woman an image of her fetal ultrasound.
A2 The fetal heartbeat could be heard clearly during the prenatal check-up.
B1 The fetal development stage is crucial for the health of the baby.
B2 The fetal position in the womb can affect the ease of delivery.
C1 Advanced technology allows for detailed monitoring of fetal movements.
C2 Research has shown a link between maternal health and fetal development.
adverb not applicable
A1 The doctor carefully monitored the fetal heartbeat.
A2 The ultrasound showed the fetal development progressing well.
B1 The mother was advised to avoid alcohol to protect the fetal health.
B2 The fetal position was confirmed during the prenatal check-up.
C1 The medical team conducted a fetal MRI to assess any abnormalities.
C2 The fetal surgery was successful in correcting the congenital defect.
pronoun not applicable
A1 The fetal pig was dissected in biology class.
A2 The ultrasound showed the fetal heartbeat.
B1 The doctor explained the fetal development stages to the expectant parents.
B2 Researchers are studying the effects of maternal stress on fetal development.
C1 The fetal position of the baby can affect the ease of delivery.
C2 Fetal alcohol syndrome can have lifelong consequences for the individual.
preposition not applicable
A1 The baby's heartbeat can be detected in the fetal stage.
A2 The doctor recommended taking prenatal vitamins for fetal development.
B1 The mother-to-be attended a class on fetal positioning during labor.
B2 The ultrasound showed the fetal position in the womb.
C1 Research has shown a correlation between maternal health and fetal outcomes.
C2 The study analyzed the impact of environmental factors on fetal growth.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I wanted to go to the park, fetal my friends didn't want to.
A2 She studied hard for the exam, fetal she didn't pass.
B1 I enjoy cooking, fetal I don't have much time to do it.
B2 He loves traveling, fetal he gets motion sickness easily.
C1 She has a busy schedule, fetal she always finds time to exercise.
C2 The project was successful, fetal some team members were not fully committed.
interjection not applicable
A1 Fetal! I forgot my lunch at home.
A2 Fetal! That was a close call.
B1 Fetal! I can't believe I made it to the airport on time.
B2 Fetal! The concert tickets are sold out.
C1 Fetal! I never expected to see you here.
C2 Fetal! This is truly a remarkable achievement.
article not applicable
A1 The doctor showed the pregnant woman an image of her fetal ultrasound.
A2 The fetal heartbeat could be heard clearly during the prenatal check-up.
B1 The fetal development was closely monitored throughout the pregnancy.
B2 The fetal position was checked by the obstetrician before the delivery.
C1 Advanced technology allowed for detailed fetal imaging in real-time.
C2 The fetal distress required immediate intervention by the medical team.
formal The doctor explained the potential risks to the fetal development during the prenatal check-up.
informal She's been reading up on fetal development since she found out she's pregnant.
slang I heard the new ultrasound machine can give you a clear look at the fetal movements.
figurative The project is still in its fetal stage, we need more time to fully develop it.
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