1.接生员;助产士
1.接生
1.sb. trained to help deliver babies and offer support and advice to pregnant women
1.to assist in the delivery of a baby
1.But the midwives feared God, and did not as the king of Egypt commanded them, but saved the men children alive.
但是收生婆敬畏神、不照埃及王的吩咐行、竟存留男孩的性命。
2.It added midwives to deliver babies and a "director of physician services" to help retain existing staff.
他们还增加助产士接生和提供主任医师服务，来保持现有的工作人员搭配。
3."Midwives are one of the most trusted sources of information and advice for pregnant women, " the public health minister, Anne Milton, said.
“产婆是孕妇最信任的获取建议或信息的来源之一。”公共卫生部部长AnneMilton说。
4.Unfortunately this doesn't get us much further along the way toward understanding why these deliverers of babies might be called midwives.
不幸的是，这还是不能帮助我们更好的理解为何婴儿的接生者会被叫作midwives。
5.I almost felt like you wanted to call this book Midwives Matter.
我几乎觉得你想叫这本书助产士物。
6.Pregnant women who cannot be hospitalized for deli-very shall receive sterilized midwifery by trained and qualified midwives.
第二十二条不能住院分娩的孕妇应当由经过培训合格的接生人员实行消毒接生。
7.They were gatekeepers, jail keepers, sextons, journalists, printers, apothecaries, midwives, nurses, and teachers.
她们当守门人或狱卒，教堂司事、记者、印刷工、药剂师、助产士、护士和教师。
8.Until the late 19th-century, midwives did not wash their hands.
直到19世纪晚期，接生婆工作时都不洗手。
9.The midwives heaved us out together, for I could not let Hattie free, nor could she let me.
助产士把我们一起抛了起来，因为我无法放海蒂自由，海蒂也放不了我。
10.Midwives are more open to exploring the issue with their clients and doing the research necessary to get protocols accepted in hospitals.
助产士更加开放的探索与客户的问题，并做必要的研究，以获得被医院接受的协议。