full term

英 [ˌfʊl ˈtɜːm]

美 [ˌfʊl ˈtɜːrm]

妊娠期满；怀孕足月；正常怀孕期; 正式任期；完全任期

英英释义

noun

• the end of gestation or point at which birth is imminent
  1. a healthy baby born at full term
  Synonym:term

双语例句

• An amendment to the united state constitution limit the president to two full term in office
  一项美国宪法修正案规定总统不能超过两届任期
• For example, as a beginning student looking ahead to a full term you may feel that you have an oversupply of time on your hands. But toward the end of the term you may panic because time is running out.
  比方说，作为一个新生，你看到眼前整整一个学期，会觉得手上有多余的时间，但是当学期临近时，没准就会恐慌起来，因为时间快用完了。
• "His contract ran its full term like many other athletes that were part of the Champions program," the company said in a news release.
  “像许多冠军一样，他的合约已经到期，这是冠军工程的一部分，”该公司在一份新闻报道中说。
• It isn't yet known, but the data strongly support a link there – young women who have full term pregnancies are at lower risk.
  虽然还不是很清楚，但数据大力支持这种关联&有足月妊娠的年轻女性换乳腺癌的风险较低。
• They understand that to sell their interest in private equity funds to a secondary fund before full term usually requires a discount, particularly in today's market.
  他们明白在投资期结束前出售他们在私募股权基金中的投资给次级基金通常需要折价处理，尤其是在当今的市场条件下。
• It is less than 18 months since the party was re-elected on a programme crafted by Mr Blair and with a promise that he would serve a full term.
  在不到18个月的时间之前，工党刚刚按照布莱尔设计的方案进行了重新选举，并且布莱尔曾允诺要干满整个任期。
• Successive austerity packages introduced this year have convinced Mr Bossi that the government should not try to run its full term to2013.
  今年推出的连续紧缩包已经使伯希先生相信，政府不应该试图完成其全部任期直至2013年。
• Mr Jindal says he plans to serve out his full term as governor.
  金达尔表示他计划满任其作为市长的任期。
• The pregnancy went to full term.
  那次怀孕到了足月。
• That makes her the first TV presenter to work the full term of her pregnancy
  那样，她就成了首个怀孕期间一直上班的电视节目主持人。