See Also: Fetal-maternal exchange(health)
Maternal and fetal specialists(health)
maternal-foetal exchange(medicine)
Fetal(health)
fetal(medicine)
fetal(dictionary)
Wash(dictionary)
Egg wash(recipes)
wish-wash(dictionary)
wash(1)(dictionary)

wash 2, noun (oh) and Fetal-maternal exchange (health)


wash 2, noun (oh)



2 n
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1 ?act of cleaning?
2 ?clothes?
3 ?skin?
4 ?boat?
5 ?colour?
6 ?area of land?
7 it will all come out in the wash
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?ACT OF CLEANING?
[C usually singular] an act of cleaning something using soap and water
::Those jeans need a good wash (=a thorough wash) .
::I'll just have a quick wash before we go out.
?CLOTHES?
[singular, U] clothes that are to be washed, are being washed, or have just been washed
::You'd better put that shirt in the wash .
::Do you need me to put another wash on?
?SKIN?
[C] a liquid used to clean your skin
::an anti-bacterial facial wash
?BOAT?
the wash
the movement of water caused by a passing boat
::The wash of a large motorboat rocked the little dinghy.
?COLOUR?
[C] a very thin transparent layer of paint or colour
?AREA OF LAND?
the wash
the area of land that is sometimes covered by the sea
it will all come out in the wash
spoken a) used to tell someone not to worry about a problem because it will be solved in the future
b) used to say that the truth about something will be known in the end

Fetal-maternal exchange (health)


The transfer of oxygen and nutrients from the mother to the baby and thetransfer of waste from the baby to the mother.