đẻ rơi

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đẻ rơi

Một sản phụ đẻ rơi trên xe taxi khi đang trên đường tới bệnh viện.

Definition
  1. Verb phrase:
    • To give birth en route/on the way: Refers to the act of delivering a baby while in transit to a hospital or medical facility, often unexpectedly and without planned medical assistance at the intended location.
    • To be born en route/on the way: Describes the situation where a baby is born during transportation to a hospital.
Usage Examples
  • Verb phrase:
    • kẹt xe, sản phụ đã đẻ rơi trên taxi. (Due to traffic, the pregnant woman gave birth en route in the taxi.)
    • Em bé đẻ rơi được các nhân viên y tế chăm sóc ngay lập tức. (The baby born on the way was cared for immediately by medical staff.)
    • ấy sợ mình sẽ đẻ rơi trên đường đến bệnh viện. (She is afraid she will give birth on the way to the hospital.)
Advanced Usage
  • This term is often used in news reports or medical contexts to describe urgent, unplanned childbirth situations outside a clinical setting during transit.
  • It implies a lack of preparation and the need for immediate, often improvised, assistance.
Variants and Related Words
  • Sinh non (v): To give birth prematurely. (This refers to timing, not location).
  • Đẻ khó (v): To have a difficult birth/dystocia.
  • Đẻ thường (v): To have a vaginal/normal delivery.
  • Chuyển dạ (v): To go into labor.
Synonyms
  • Sinh trên đường đến bệnh viện: To give birth on the way to the hospital. (A descriptive synonym).
  • Đẻ dọc đường: To give birth along the road/way. (A colloquial synonym with the same meaning).
Related Phrases/Idioms
  • is a specific phrase. There are no direct idiomatic expressions, but it is sometimes part of longer descriptive phrases like:
    • Tình huống đẻ rơi: An en route childbirth situation.
    • Xử trí ca đẻ rơi: To handle/manage a case of birth en route.
đẻ rơi

Một sản phụ đẻ rơi trên xe taxi khi đang trên đường tới bệnh viện.

  1. Be delivered on route to hospital, be borrn on route to hospital

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