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fer·til·i·ty
fr tI lih ti
词根:fertile
adj.fertile 富饶的,肥沃的;能生育的
n.fertile 肥沃,多产
fertilisation 受精(等于fertilization);肥沃
vt.fertilize 使受精;使肥沃
fertilise 使受精;施肥于;使肥沃
"he praised the richness of the soil"
"weeds lovely in their rankness"
soil fertility土壤肥力;地力
fertility rate生育率;人口出生率
15世纪中叶, fertilite,源自古法语 fertilité,来自拉丁语 fertilitatem(主格 fertilitas)"丰饶,多产",源自 fertilis "多产的,富饶的"(参见 fertile)。
生育率
能育性
生育力:怀孕或致孕的能力
人口出生率:年出生数与育龄妇女数之比
见rate项下的birth rate
生育力
能育[性]
肥力
生育力
受精[能]力
又称 :受精[能]力(fertilization ability )
生育率
The first known use of fertility was in the 15th century
fertilitynoun
the quality or state of being fertile
the birth rate of a population
1 I know that because I recently got home from my 10-year check-in with the fertility specialist.
2 On a farm, manure would be a source of fertility.
3 The second time Kate Plants almost lost her fertility was in February, 2017, when doctors informed her she had uterine cancer.
4 She won’t get there unless she has effective, reliable means to manage her fertility.
5 The doctor ordered a test of his fertility.
6 Standing there too was a sculpture that inspired a series of drawings along the wall: It was a fertility figure in wood made by the Bangwa people of Cameroon.
7 She was sympathetic, ordered a range of fertility tests, cautioned against using a donor I knew, and suggested I look at clinics abroad.
8 She explained that Lupercalia was celebrated in Rome between February 13–15 to stave off evil and celebrate fertility.
9 If it’s not our waning fertility, it’s our bad skin or failure to make it past the first round on “America’s Got Talent.”
10 In ancient Sumeria, people brought butter offerings to a temple to celebrate the union of a fertility goddess with a mythological dairy shepherd.
11 Particularly uncomfortable for many viewers will be the scene in which Samira and her father seek advice from an imam regarding her fertility options.
12 With increase of matter input, the restoration of soil fertility quality was accelerated gradually.
随着物质投入量的增加, 土壤肥力质量的恢复也逐渐加快.
13 Liquid fertility, according to Phinney, who felt the county was just dumping it.
14 Rice symbolizes productivity and fertility 11.
“生米”意味着生儿育女、多子多福.
15 Everyone, boys and girls, wore a secret cord to protect his or her fertility.
16 Writing in the journal Human Reproduction, the US researchers describe how they quizzed the male partners of couples seeking fertility treatment about their preferred choice of underwear.
17 A screwball caper comedy involving crime, class, parenting and fertility could be smart fun.
18 I try not to let my fertility schedule take over my life.
19 Doctors will tell you that pregnancy is the only sure test for fertility.
医生们会告诉你怀孕是测试生育能力的惟一准确的方法。
20 The drugs used in many cancer treatments are known to put fertility at risk.
4 繁殖力
5 多产
productive prolific fertile fruitful copious fecund multiparous philoprogenitive procreant fruitive productivity fecundity fecundate fertilize pregnant teeming yielding teem teemful demoid reproductive voluminous genial broody plenteous unsterile fructuous feracious feracity fertilization polygraphy fructify
6 想象力丰富
7 丰饶
productive fecund richly prolifically plentifully richness plenitude prodigality prolificacy uberty milk and honey generous fertile hearty fruitful opulent plenteous opulence fecundity rich pregnant cornucopian cut-and-come-again wealth productivity generosity cornucopia foison fertilize fecundate
8 肥沃
rich fat productive generous fertile mellow fecund fructuous rankly enrichment richness fatness fecundity rankness enrich nourish fertilize fatten fecundate good prolific fruitful vegetative pinguid luxuriant unctuous unsterile luxuriance impregnate in good heart
9 生产力
10 创造力
11 丰富
large full plenty rich fat liberal pregnant substantial generous wealthy abundant lush prolific plentiful hearty affluent galore copious opulent teeming exuberant voluminous bountiful prodigal well-off profuse luxuriant aplenty plenteous abounding largely generously superbly abundantly profusely prolifically plentifully exuberantly luxuriantly opulently bounteously wealthily riches wealth abundance heap amplitude richness fullness exuberance opulence profusion affluence cornucopia fecundity plenitude luxuriance ampleness abound enrich fertilize richen quite a little in abundance in plenty lavish mellow bounteous profuseness in profusion good easy free thick flush ample bumper redundant fertile stout rife marrowy feracious substantially cut-and-come-again store pregnancy flood roundness liberality prodigality teemful plenitudinous demoid productive Wealthy enriched fulsome unstinted richly liberally fatly scouth riot generosity profligacy variegation oodles routh affluency desterilize increase lard irrigate bags of stiff with