adj.死产的，失败的，夭折的

The couple was devastated when their baby was stillborn; they never got the chance to see their child take a breath.
这对夫妇在他们的婴儿胎死腹中后极度悲痛，他们从未有机会看到自己的孩子呼吸。
Despite regular prenatal check-ups, the mother was heartbroken to deliver a stillborn child last week.
尽管定期进行产前检查，这位母亲上周还是不幸诞下一个死胎，令她心碎不已。
A stillborn infant is one that is born without signs of life and has not been known to have breathed or shown any other evidence of life after being born.
死胎是指出生时没有生命迹象、且出生后未发现有任何呼吸或生命活动的婴儿。
Researchers are studying the possible causes of stillbirths in order to prevent this tragic outcome for future pregnancies.
研究人员正在研究死胎的可能原因，以防止未来妊娠出现这种悲惨结果。
It's estimated that around 1 in every 200 pregnancies ends with a stillborn baby.
据估计，大约每200例妊娠中就有1例以死胎告终。
In many cases, stillbirth occurs due to chromosomal abnormalities or placental insufficiency.
在许多情况下，死胎是由于染色体异常或胎盘功能不全导致的。
She had to undergo counseling after her traumatic experience of delivering a stillborn baby at full term.
她在足月分娩出死胎的创伤经历后不得不接受心理咨询。
After several miscarriages, she finally gave birth to a stillborn child, which exacerbated her grief.
经历了几次流产之后，她最终生下了一个死胎，这使她的悲痛加剧了。
The risk of stillbirth increases significantly among women who smoke during pregnancy.
孕期吸烟的女性死胎的风险显著增加。
Some parents find comfort in holding and naming their stillborn child, as part of the grieving process.
有些父母为了缓解悲痛，在哀悼过程中会抱起并为他们的死胎命名。