Definition of maternofetal in English:

maternofetal

(also maternofoetal)

adjective məˌtəːnəʊˈfiːtl

Of, relating to, or involving both the mother and the fetus; specifically passed from the mother to the fetus, or occurring in this direction.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From matern- + -o- + fetal.

Definition of maternofetal in US English:

maternofetal

(also maternofoetal)

adjectiveməˌtəːnəʊˈfiːtl

Of, relating to, or involving both the mother and the fetus; specifically passed from the mother to the fetus, or occurring in this direction.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From matern- + -o- + fetal.

单词	maternofetal
释义	Definition of maternofetal in English: maternofetal (also maternofoetal) adjective məˌtəːnəʊˈfiːtl Of, relating to, or involving both the mother and the fetus; specifically passed from the mother to the fetus, or occurring in this direction. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From matern- + -o- + fetal. Definition of maternofetal in US English: maternofetal (also maternofoetal) adjectiveməˌtəːnəʊˈfiːtl Of, relating to, or involving both the mother and the fetus; specifically passed from the mother to the fetus, or occurring in this direction. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Lancet. From matern- + -o- + fetal.
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