English to Galician Meaning of puerperal - puerperal

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Definitions of puerperal in English
Adjective(1) relating to or connected with or occurring at the time of childbirth or shortly following, or to the woman who has just given birth
Examples of puerperal in English
(1) The characters' grotesque infantilism and puerile sense of humour is an important part of what is being satirised.(2) And rather than enjoying my puerile comments, Scarlett was stung.(3) It all seems so puerile and, dare I say it, insensitive.(4) Two best man speeches at the reception as well, that's twice the opportunity for inane and puerile humour.(5) This whole project sounds like the most puerile , childish and willfully obnoxious cinematic venture in years.(6) Such a success story, so unapologetically, cheerfully puerile .(7) Still think its hilarious though, but I'm a generally juvenile (and puerile !) person.(8) No puerile , childish criticisms will diminish their importance, nor minimise their influence on our national psyche.(9) Seriously, my friends, this a deep and meaningful lesson, not just a puerile , unfunny swipe at poor people.(10) Essentially, this takes the form of an oppositional dualism that frequently manifests itself in demonstrably puerile ways.(11) It's a puerile ideal - in real life we're all far too independent and self-centered to want to dissolve ourselves in another person.(12) For some the right to a fair trial is trumped by rubber-necking, political opportunism and puerile attention seeking.(13) Swift uses this story to satirize the petty divisions and puerile squabbling of Christian sects.(14) There was a certain puerile joy in her, a childish excitement shone in her eyes.(15) When we see our politicians acting in such a puerile and childish manner is it any wonder the country is awash with apathy and cynicism?(16) Because the reasoning would be too puerile and the attempted association too reminiscent of the methods of Stalinism.
Related Phrases of puerperal
(1) puerperal fever ::
febre puerperal
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There was one man who though he was dark had the most incredible eyes of goldShe was compassionate and spontaneous a handsome if not conventionally beautiful woman with hazel eyes and a distinctive aquiline noseIn some cases it is retained in the body leading to a puffy appearanceOutside Tusslefoot saw two men both swarthy The ashes marking our foreheads on that day serve as a paradoxical remembrance of a future event our death

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By day I was glued to my walkman walking round in a daze listening to the showMany people do believe that the spirits of the dead talk to the livingWhy dont they take these blind deaf and dumb politicians of their community to taskDuring the deal six cards are to be placed face down in the centre of the table to form a kittyIt was fine dear but please do be polite to your sister and let her finish

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He declared his own position to be Constructive Idealism derived from Kantian Idealism though more proximately from British Idealism especially the work of TH Greenwe need to exercise prudence in such important mattersAuditors have praised Greenwich Council for its prudent management of public moneyBut in the prudish 1840s women were expected to know their place and it did not involve depicting headstrong passionate women who became enamoured with married men

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