Definición de caesarean en inglés:

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Pronunciación: /sɪˈzɛːrɪən/
(also caesarian)


1 (US also cesarean) Of or effected by caesarean section: a caesarean delivery
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2 (Caesarean) Of or connected with Julius Caesar or the Caesars: the Caesarean faction in the civil wars after 44 bc
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A caesarean section: I had to have a caesarean [mass noun]: two sons both born by caesarean
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  • Sure doctors like money, but all Caesareans have risks.
  • There are a lot of women who ask for Caesareans as they are scared of labour and feel surgery is a quicker way to go but the risks involved are higher than in natural birth.
  • Researchers believe the long wait may lead to an increased number of procedures such as Caesarians being carried out when they are not really needed.


Early 16th century (as a noun denoting a supporter of an emperor or imperial system): from Latin Caesareus 'of Caesar' + -an.

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Saltos de línea: cae¦sar|ean

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