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grav·id
grae vihd
gravidly (adv.), gravidity (n.), gravidness (n.)
词根:gravid
n.gravidity 怀孕;妊娠
Adjective
1. in an advanced stage of pregnancy;
"was big with child"
"was great with child"
"pregnant," 1590s, 来自拉丁语 gravidus "负重的,充满的,肿胀的; 怀孕的",来自 gravis "负担沉重的,沉重的",来自 PIE 词根 *gwere- (1) "沉重的"。相关词: Gravidity。Gravidation "怀孕"可追溯至15世纪中叶。
妊娠的:同pregnant
Latin gravidus, from gravis heavy
The first known use of gravid was in 1597
gravitationnoun
a force of attraction that tends to draw particles or bodies together : gravity sense 3b
the action or process of gravitating
gravitationnoun
a force of attraction that tends to draw particles or bodies together : gravity sense 3b
the action or process of gravitating
gravitationnoun
a force of attraction that tends to draw particles or bodies together : gravity sense 3b
the action or process of gravitating
gravitateverb
to move or tend to move toward something
gravitateverb
to move or tend to move toward something
grave1 of 4verb
carve sense 1, sculpture
engrave sense 1a
grave2 of 4noun
a hole dug to bury a body in
tomb sense 2
grave3 of 4adjective
deserving serious consideration : important
a grave matter
threatening great harm or danger
received a grave injury
dignified in appearance or manner : solemn, serious
a grave and thoughtful look
of, marked by, or being an accent mark having the form `
grave4 of 4adverb or adjective
in a slow and solemn manner—used as a direction in music
gravimeternoun
an instrument for measuring differences in the force of gravity at different places
gravidadjective
pregnant sense 1
gravidadjective
pregnant sense 1
gravidadjective
pregnant
1 the patient is a gravid woman in her seventh month
2 Passion vines, beloved by some butterflies as food for their caterpillars, have yellow spots on their leaves that make them look as if they have already had an egg-laying visit from a gravid female.
3 She's now gravid to the point of collapse, so we'll likely have a few more pups to set aside for you soon.
4 It has even been recognized in the urine of a few gravid animals.
5 Replaced the salt with an impeccable salmon roe from the Yarra Valley, where they put natural clove oil in the tanks and palpate the gravid fish to encourage them to jettison their roe sacs.
6 The numbers in parentheses indicate the number of gravid females collected each month.
7 He saw in them gravid documents “created at the secret heart of this culture.”
8 Jay enlisted artist Lukas Geronimas to DJ after dinner, smoothing out what usually ends up as an ad hoc dance party with tipsy guests fighting over the aux cord while those too gravid with barbeque to dance sip ginger ale and watch.
9 Pointy or elongated eggs don't help a gravid bird fly, in other words.
10 Stoll “does not relate his own story, and his book is not especially warm to the touch. But as economic history it is gravid and well made.”
11 To place a gravid female in its proper age class, the weight of the embryos was subtracted from the total weight, and the remaining weight was used as the body weight.
12 For some reason gravid titanosaurs were retaining their eggs longer than normal in this window of time.
13 Clasping pairs and gravid females have been found mostly from June to August throughout its range.
14 On one occasion I gave him a gravid lobster and came very near losing him thereby.
15 Unlike young females, gravid females need to locate carrion for oviposition and distinguish between fresh and aging carrion, the latter possibly detrimental to offspring.
16 The exception was the stately handling of the second movement, now popularly known as the music from The King's Speech, which unfolded with a rhetorical elegance whose gravity never threatened to become gravid.
17 Cass, a student of the aforementioned professor and a sometimes gravid, sometimes nursing mother, expands on her mentor’s hypothesis.
18 One of his best business decisions, he said, was to persuade his Russian contacts to sell him 200 gravid sturgeons, not fertilized eggs or fingerlings, in 1997.
19 Information gleaned from records of gravid females and known dates of nesting suggests that eggs are retained in the oviducts two to three weeks before laying.
20 Or there is a later disastrous firing in 1947, including a deep bowl with a lily that was "not taken from nature, but was a symbol of tropical exuberance and generosity and gravid fruitfulness".
2 有身孕的
3 凶兆的
5 不祥
unsonsy unknown unfortunate unhappy disastrous grim sinister unlucky obscene ominous inauspicious portentous boding unpropitious unauspicious funest dirgeful bodeful gravity
7 充满的
full thick alive instinct saturated rife fraught replete aswarm all-pervading cram-full wall-to-wall stiff flowing charged inflated teeming impregnate brimful
8 充满
wall-to-wall great full stiff flowing charged inflated rife teeming replete impregnate brimful thick thickly flooding fullness honeycomb plenum plenitude repletion suffusion impletion fraught aswarm gorge bustle fill burst crawl overflow swarm bristle teem cover impact load stream inform flood occupy fulfill swell implant surcharge riddle devour saturate inundate drench suffuse interfuse run over with alive with
9 不祥的
unsonsy unknown unfortunate unhappy disastrous grim sinister unlucky obscene ominous inauspicious portentous boding unpropitious unauspicious funest dirgeful bodeful
11 怀孕的
pregnant gone expectant antenatal enceinte preggers pudding in the club in the family way in pod up the stick in fawn in foal in pig big maternal impregnate maternity up the spout in calf
13 怀卵的
14 怀孕
big enceinte preggers pregnancy conception gestation settle conceive fecundate gestate in a certain condition in a family way great with child pregnant maternal impregnate maternity IN get up the spout in the pudding club have a bun in the oven in pod in the family way get with child in a delicate condition in an interesting condition in calf in fawn with child in the club be expecting carry knock up up the duff be in the family way be with child get in the family way be expecting a baby be expecting a child be in the club in foal