Definition of puerperal fever in English:

puerperal fever

noun

mass noun

Fever caused by uterine infection following childbirth.
产褥热
Example sentencesExamples
- Mary, the third daughter in a family that eventually numbered fifteen children, was a vulnerable six years old when her mother died of puerperal fever - what this generation called the childbirth fevers.
- Most of these deaths resulted from puerperal fever, a bacterial infection of the uterus.
- The boy lived, but his mother contracted puerperal fever, and died six days later in delirium.
- Washing hands with chlorinated water was not high tech in the nineteenth century, but it was effective in reducing sepsis and puerperal fever.
- I was barely a week old when she passed, you know; puerperal fever, I think it was - blood poisoning.

Definition of puerperal fever in US English:

puerperal fever

nounpyo͞oˌərpərəl ˈfēvərpjuˌərpərəl ˈfivər

Fever caused by uterine infection following childbirth.
产褥热
Example sentencesExamples
- The boy lived, but his mother contracted puerperal fever, and died six days later in delirium.
- I was barely a week old when she passed, you know; puerperal fever, I think it was - blood poisoning.
- Mary, the third daughter in a family that eventually numbered fifteen children, was a vulnerable six years old when her mother died of puerperal fever - what this generation called the childbirth fevers.
- Washing hands with chlorinated water was not high tech in the nineteenth century, but it was effective in reducing sepsis and puerperal fever.
- Most of these deaths resulted from puerperal fever, a bacterial infection of the uterus.

单词	puerperal fever
释义	Definition of puerperal fever in English: puerperal fever noun mass noun Fever caused by uterine infection following childbirth. 产褥热 Example sentencesExamples Mary, the third daughter in a family that eventually numbered fifteen children, was a vulnerable six years old when her mother died of puerperal fever - what this generation called the childbirth fevers. Most of these deaths resulted from puerperal fever, a bacterial infection of the uterus. The boy lived, but his mother contracted puerperal fever, and died six days later in delirium. Washing hands with chlorinated water was not high tech in the nineteenth century, but it was effective in reducing sepsis and puerperal fever. I was barely a week old when she passed, you know; puerperal fever, I think it was - blood poisoning. Definition of puerperal fever in US English: puerperal fever nounpyo͞oˌərpərəl ˈfēvərpjuˌərpərəl ˈfivər Fever caused by uterine infection following childbirth. 产褥热 Example sentencesExamples The boy lived, but his mother contracted puerperal fever, and died six days later in delirium. I was barely a week old when she passed, you know; puerperal fever, I think it was - blood poisoning. Mary, the third daughter in a family that eventually numbered fifteen children, was a vulnerable six years old when her mother died of puerperal fever - what this generation called the childbirth fevers. Washing hands with chlorinated water was not high tech in the nineteenth century, but it was effective in reducing sepsis and puerperal fever. Most of these deaths resulted from puerperal fever, a bacterial infection of the uterus.
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