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单词 childbearing
释义
childbearing
noun[U]
(alsochild-bearing)
uk
/ˈtʃaɪldˌbeə.rɪŋ/us
/ˈtʃaɪldˌber.ɪŋ/
theprocessorfactof havingbabies:
Delayed childbearing,smallerfamilies, andcareersfor women areincreasinglybecomingthenorm.
How does childbearingaffectwomen'sincomes?
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  • Areteenmotherslikelytodisplaypoorerparentingskillscomparedto women whodelaychildbearing?
  • There is atendencytopostponechildbearing and have fewerchildren.
  • According to a WHOestimate, abouthalfa million womendieannuallyofillnessesassociatedwith childbearing.
  • He said thesinglemostimportantway tocombatpovertyis toempowerwomen to takecontroloftheirchild-bearing.
  • Thecountryhad one of thehighestratesofteenagechildbearing.
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  • B, b
  • birth centre
  • birth partner
  • birth rate
  • bore
  • breech
  • delivery room
  • hypnobirthing
  • labour
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childbearing
adjective[before noun]
(alsochild-bearing)
uk/ˈtʃaɪldˌbeə.rɪŋ/us/ˈtʃaɪldˌber.ɪŋ/
relatingto thetimein herlifewhen a woman isableto havebabies:
Thesurveyis onlyconcernedwith women of childbearingage.该调查只涉及育龄妇女。
Theprocedurecouldallowwomen toconceivepasttheirnormalchildbearingyears.
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  • Theyadvisewomen of child-bearingagetoavoidcertainfoods.
  • Theconditiontendstoaffectwomen past childbearingage.
  • Shewonderedhow many childbearingyearsshe hadleft.
  • Anypatientof childbearingpotentialmust betestedforpregnancybefore being given thedrug.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Obstetrics: birth
  • antenatal
  • antenatally
  • Apgar score
  • B, b
  • birth centre
  • birth partner
  • birth rate
  • bore
  • breech
  • delivery room
  • hypnobirthing
  • labour
  • maternity suite
  • maternity unit
  • matrescence
  • midwifery
  • newborn
  • preemie
  • rooming-in
  • stillborn
See more results »
(Definition ofchildbearingfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
childbearing
noun[U]
uk
/ˈtʃaɪldˌbeə.rɪŋ/us
/ˈtʃaɪldˌber.ɪŋ/
theprocessof havingbabies
分娩；生孩子
Thesurveyis onlyconcernedwith women of childbearingage.该调查只涉及育龄妇女。

childbearing| American Dictionary

childbearing
adjective
us
/ˈtʃɑɪldˌbeər·ɪŋ/
of orrelatingto theprocessof a womanbecomingpregnantand givingbirthto ababy:
women of childbearingage
(Definition ofchildbearingfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofchildbearing

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Apart from their purely demographic impact,childbearingpatterns are also important for their social, psychological, and economic implications.
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Furthermore, earlier marriage reinforces this trend, because graduates will be spending a greater proportion of theirchildbearingyears in marriage.
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For the oral contraceptive, the only factor that affects its current use is the desire to stopchildbearing.
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Taken at face value the statistics seem to suggest a rapid and progressive displacement of traditionally prevalent attitudes which were unfavourable tochildbearingoutside marriage.
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The few women accounted as poor marriage partners because of obvious deficiencies have entered into temporary, non-marital,childbearingunions.
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They are secondarily influenced by the physiologically forced postponement ofchildbearingby some stillbirth-prone women.
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There appears to be a trend of increasing mean reported ages at first coitus in the six groups which parallels progressively greater difficulty atchildbearing.
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These findings demonstrate the need to take a differentiated approach to understanding teenchildbearingand varying developmental pathways in the prediction of teen motherhood.
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Marriage andchildbearing, which were such important status indicators in traditional society, are each mentioned by only 2% of all females and 1% of males.
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It is found that unconventional lifecourse experiences, particularly with respect tochildbearing, associate with more progressive attitudes in late life.
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The rate of infection determines the proportion of women infected during theirchildbearingyears in the absence of vaccination.
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Highly educated women are more likely to postpone theirchildbearing, and when age is held constant the difference disappears.
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All groups show a significant relationship of age at last birth and maternal age, suggesting a secular trend to earlier cessation ofchildbearing.
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However, the selective immunization programme for schoolgirls and non-immune women atchildbearingage was not in place.
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This suggests that maternal characteristics and family circumstances may have accounted for overlapping variance in the teenchildbearingeffect.
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