infant

US /'ɪnfənt/

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UK /'ɪnfənt/

B1TOEIC

n. (c.)Countable NounChild in the beginning stage of life; a baby

My infant is three months old

n. (c.)Countable NounThe early stage of development of something.

The project is still in its infant stages.

n. (c.)Countable NounA person who is not of full legal age; a minor.

In law, an infant cannot enter into a binding contract.

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As the ceiling rained down on Samah and her infant child, she felt at any moment her home would collapse beneath her.
As the ceiling rained down on Samah and her infant child, she felt at any moment her home would collapse beneath her.
on Samah and her infant child,
on Samah and her infant child,

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knew caste by caste what the infant mortality was, even in different areas, you know looked
knew caste by caste what the infant mortality was, even in different areas, you know looked

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Despite all the improvements in early infant care that's taken place in the last century,
Despite all the improvements in early infant care that's taken place in the last century,

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But how would an infant brain know that it's learning two different languages?
But how would an infant brain know that it's learning two different languages?

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Then, South Korea's infant mortality plummeted.
Then, South Korea's infant mortality plummeted.