英语释义

1. a temporary tooth of a young mammal that in human dentition includes four incisors, two canines, and four molars in each jaw milk tooth, deciduous tooth
If one of my sisters or brothers or I lost a baby tooth, we always put it in an envelope under our pillow.
— Ian Frazier By the time a dog is about a year old, the baby teeth will have been gradually replaced by 42 permanent teeth …
— Tom Ewing

2. a tooth from the first set of teeth that a child develops

3. milk tooth

4. milk tooth

片语

Baby teeth caries disease乳牙龋病

Baby Teeth of Spring春天的乳牙

Helping Baby Teeth帮助婴儿牙齿成长

Milk Teeth Baby乳牙宝宝

Early care of baby teeth乳牙早期照护非常重要

Baby Mole Rat Teeth幼鼹鼠牙

milk teeth乳牙，[解剖] 乳齿；蜕齿；暂牙

teeth baby乳牙

IMPORTANCE OF BABY TEETH乳齿的重要

英汉例句

• these 85, 000 baby teeth were collected in the late 1950s and early 1960s from children in the st louis area to study the effects of radioactive fallout in the environment.

  这85,000个婴儿的牙齿是在1950年后期和1960年代初期从圣路易斯的孩子们那里采集到的，用来研究一定的环境下放射性坠尘的影响。

• i never realized that baby teeth are so important.

  我过去一直没有认识到乳牙是这么重要。

• if baby teeth are lost prematurely, the permanent teeth may erupt malpositioned and require orthodontics later on.

  如果婴儿过早的失去牙齿，恒牙可能会爆发式的错位长出而需要正畸。

• when she grinned, her baby teeth shone like a string of pearls, and when she laughed, her thin shoulders shook and twitched.

  她粲然笑容时，乳牙犹如一串珍珠闪闪发亮，哈哈大笑时，单薄的肩膀摇晃扭动。

• baby teeth save space for permanent teeth. it is important to keep baby teeth healthy so they don「t fall out early.

  乳牙为恒牙占住空间。保持乳牙健康，从而它们不会过早脱落是很重要的。

• the radiation and public health project, a group of independent u.s. scientists, has collected 4, 000 baby teeth from children living around nuclear power plants.

  辐射和公共卫生项目组织（the radiation and publichealth project）是一个美国科学家组建的独立机构，他们从生活在核电站附近的儿童中收集了4000个乳牙。

• palmer notes that tooth decay in baby teeth can result in damage to the developing crowns of the permanent teeth developing below them.

  palmer指出婴儿牙齿蛀牙可能会损害它们下方的恒牙牙冠的生长。

• in 1958 scientists in st louis began a campaign to collect baby teeth to study the link between above-ground testing and human exposure.

  1958年，圣易路斯的科学家们就开始收集婴儿的牙齿以研究地面试验与人类接触之间的联系。

• the little girl has only just lost her baby teeth but already she speaks english (hesitantly, perhaps) and has chosen 「wendy」 as her english name.

  这位刚刚失去乳牙的小女孩早已能讲英语，并选择了「温迪」作为自己的英文名字。

• 「but don」t baby teeth just fall out?」 asked ann.

  「但宝贝的牙齿不是最终会脱落（换牙齿）吗？」安娜问。

• as we grow up, we「re often encouraged to think of fear as a weakness, just another childish thing to discard like baby teeth or roller skates.

  我们长大以后，我们总是会被鼓励把恐惧视为软弱，需要像乳牙或轮滑鞋一样扔掉的幼稚的东西。

• did he lose any baby teeth because of decay or infection?

  他有没有因为蛀牙或感染而脱落乳牙？

• it is a common myth that losing baby teeth due to tooth decay is insignificant because baby teeth fall out anyway.

  这是常见的误区，认为宝宝因为蛀牙失去牙齿是无关紧要的，因为宝宝的乳牙总会在将来某一天脱落。

• baby teeth won」t fall out until your child「s permanent teeth are ready to come in, beginning around age 6.

  大概到6岁左右，宝宝的恒牙开始长出来，这时乳牙才会脱落。

• your dentist might think it is a good idea, especially if your child」s baby teeth have deep pits and grooves.

  你的牙医或许会认为这是个好主意，特别是如何你的宝宝的牙齿有深的凹陷和沟槽。

• this brush is specially designed for children older than 2 years of age, who have all front baby teeth and developing molars.

  这款牙刷是专门为超过2岁的儿童设计，你们将拥有最前沿的婴儿牙齿和发展磨牙牙刷。

• that said, there's no evidence that pacifiers cause any permanent damage to baby teeth – they usually return to normal after a few pacifier-free months.

  但是，并没有证据显示奶嘴会对宝宝牙齿造成永久性的伤害，一般情况下，在戒掉奶嘴几个月后宝宝牙齿就会恢复正常。