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单词 fecund
释义
fecund
adjective
formal
uk
/ˈfek.ənd/us
/ˈfek.ənd/
abletoproducea lot ofcrops,fruit,babies,younganimals, etc.:
多产的；肥沃的；生殖力旺盛的
fecundsoil肥沃的土壤
producingorcreatinga lot of new things,ideas, etc.:
活跃的；旺盛的
a fecundimagination丰富的想象力
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Creating and producing
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fecundity
(Definition offecundfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffecund

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The women thus removed from the denominator expressing those ' at risk ' leave only the woman-years lived by still-fecundwomen to figure in the calculation.
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Thus, even if women resume menses sooner, they may not becomefecundat the same time.
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Perhaps the fecundity of users also varies to some extent, and high-fecundwomen conceive earlier leaving the less-fecundwomen in the cohort.
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Not only must they be lessfecund, but they must also embrace more liberal economic policies.
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The close relationship between words and their meanings was an essential part of what made the "compendious language" of mathematics so uniquelyfecund.
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The natural world is characterised as unruly, profligate, and indecentlyfecund.
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Consequently, a high local concentration of fly larvae in the bedding may lead to reduced immature survival, smaller and lessfecundindividuals and increased emigration of adults.
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The adults were not sufficientlyfecundto provide seeds to reach every suitable gap, and, in any case, there were losses of seeds to predators and dispersibility was limited.
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Had he not put such energy into absorbing the widest possible range of influences it is hard to imagine that he could have been so creativelyfecundthroughout the 1960s.
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Many of the older women may be sub-fecund, while some have opted for terminal methods (tubectomy) and others may be using other modern methods of family planning.
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There is no other solution than to push them into the mind of believers or theirfecundimagination, or even further down into their rather perverse and crooked unconscious.
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Secondly, some married women are infecund or sub-fecund; but the number of women bearing fewer than two children because of such conditions will presumably decline with medical advances.
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Choosing 'current use' as the indicator also avoids the problem of recall distortion over long periods of time for women who have almost completed theirfecundyears.
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On average, women with larger families would be expected to be morefecundthan those with smaller families, and in this sense the suggestion is at least basically plausible.
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There is no quick solution for making it morefecundthan it has been.
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