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German to Portuguese: Schwangerschaftverlauf
Source text - German 1. Woche
In der ersten Schwangerschaftswoche – beginnend mit dem ersten Tag der Regelblutung – sind Sie noch gar nicht schwanger. Sie dient allein der rechnerischen Bestimmung.
2. Woche
Der Eisprung findet statt. In den nachfolgenden Stunden ist die Chance einer Befruchtung optimal. Treffen männliche Samenzelle und weibliche Eizelle aufeinander und verschmelzen, entsteht die erste Zelle Ihres Babys: die Zygote.
3. Woche
Die befruchtete Eizelle wandert durch den Eileiter zur Gebärmutter. Auf dem Weg dorthin teilt sie sich weiter und bildet eine kugelige Ansammlung von Zellen. Ist die Eizelle in der Gebärmutter angekommen, nistet sie sich in die Schleimhaut der Gebärmutter. Die Eizelle wird in diesem Stadium Blastozyste genannt.
Translation - Portuguese 1ª Semana
Na primeira semana de gestação – que tem início no primeiro dia da última menstruação – não se encontra ainda grávida. Esta semana serve apenas para efeitos de contagem do tempo.
2ª Semana
Ocorre a ovulação. Nas horas seguintes, as condições para a fecundação são óptimas. O encontro do espermatozóide do homem com o óvulo da mulher resultam na fusão dos dois e a formação da primeira célula do bebé: o zigoto.
3ª Semana
O óvulo fecundado desce das trompas de falópio até ao útero. No caminho, continuará a dividir-se, formando novas células. Quando o óvulo chega ao útero, fica-se na mucosa uterina, o endométrio. É a nidificação. O óvulo, nesta fase, é designado por blástula.
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