Her water broke and soon afterwards she gave birth.
Chinese Translation (Traditional):她 她 tā 1. she 2. her Here: she [Show Details] |
羊水 羊水 yáng shuǐ amniotic fluid [Show Details] |
破 破 pò 1. to break, split or cleave 2. broken, damaged, worn out 3. lousy, rotten 4. to get rid of 5. to destroy 6. to break with 7. to defeat, to capture (a city etc) 8. to expose the truth of Here: to break, broken [Show Details] |
了 了 le 1. (particle signifying the change of situation) 2. (completed action marker) 3. (a filler word without any meaning) Here: (particle which indicates a past tense) [Show Details] |
然後 然后 rán hòu then, afterwards, after that [Show Details] |
沒多久 没多久 méi duō jiǔ soon after, not long [Show Details] |
就 就 jiù 1. then, just, right away 2. to approach, to move towards 3. to accomplish 4. to undertake, to engage in 5. as early as, already 6. in that case 7. as many as 8. even if 9. to suffer, subjected to 10. to go with (foods) 11. with regard to, concerning Here: then, just, right away [Show Details] |
生 生 shēng 1. to be born 2. to give birth 3. raw, uncooked 4. to get (angry) 5. to be alive 6. to grow, to produce 7. student, pupil 8. life, living, livelihood 9. personnel of certain professions 10. strange, unfamiliar Here: to be born, to give birth [Show Details] |
了 了 le 1. (particle signifying the change of situation) 2. (completed action marker) 3. (a filler word without any meaning) Here: (particle which indicates a past tense) [Show Details] |
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