臀布

The baby was wrapped in a soft breechcloth before being placed in the crib.
这个婴儿在被放进摇篮之前，被包裹在柔软的胎衣里。
The archaeologist carefully unwrapped the mummy, revealing the ancient breechcloth beneath.
考古学家小心翼翼地解开木乃伊，显露出下面的古代胎衣。
She washed and dried the breechcloth thoroughly before using it for her newborn's diaper.
她在使用它作为新生儿尿布之前，仔细地清洗并晾干了胎衣。
In traditional African cultures, a baby's first cloth was often a handmade breechcloth made from natural fibers.
在非洲传统中，婴儿的第一块布常常是用天然纤维手工制作的胎衣。
The breechcloth was an essential part of the baby's swaddling, providing warmth and comfort during the early days.
胎衣是包裹婴儿的重要部分，在婴儿初期为他们提供温暖和舒适。
The historian studied the faded breechcloth, hoping to identify the owner through the patterns and colors.
历史学家研究这块褪色的胎衣，希望能通过图案和颜色辨认出它的主人。
After the birth, the midwife tied the breechcloth around the mother's waist to collect and dispose of the afterbirth.
分娩后，接生婆会将胎衣系在母亲腰间，用来收集并处理胎盘。
The baby's grandmother passed down the family's heirloom breechcloth, a cherished piece with generations of stories attached.
婴儿的祖母传给她一件家族传家宝——胎衣，这是一件承载着几代人故事的珍品。
The museum exhibit showcased a collection of ancient breechcloths from various civilizations, each with unique cultural significance.
博物馆展览展出了来自不同文明的各种古老胎衣，每一件都有其独特的文化意义。
In some communities, the act of tying a breechcloth on a newborn is seen as a rite of passage into the world of the living.
在一些社区，给新生儿系上胎衣被视为进入生者世界的仪式。