fertility 的定义
- the state or quality of being fertile.
- Biology. the ability to produce offspring; power of reproduction: the amazing fertility of rabbits.
- the birthrate of a population.
- the capacity to supply nutrients in proper amounts for plant growth when other factors are favorable.
fertility 近义词
readiness to bear, produce
更多fertility例句
- Based on this scant evidence, Mellaart announced that the people of Çatalhöyük were a matriarchy that worshipped a fertility goddess.
- Last time around, we’d had some help from a fertility clinic.
- So, the combination of those two trends, those are my best guesses as to why we’ve seen fertility declining in most high-income countries.
- When the coronavirus pandemic hit, fertility clinics braced themselves for a downturn.
- Whitlock details three local cases in which women discovered their biological fathers were actually the fertility doctors their families had turned to for help conceiving.
- Marx forecast that the profit motive would lead to overworking and exhausting the fertility of our soil and other natural systems.
- Six months of sterility results, after which normal fertility returns.
- In Wicca, the female goddess is represented by the Moon, a symbol of Mother Earth and fertility.
- Women who were active most days were more than three times more likely to have fertility problems than inactive women.
- A Norwegian population-based survey of nearly 4,000 women under 45 found a clear link between exercise intensity and fertility.
- His banks were teeming with happy dusky figures and the smiling irrigated land was bright with fertility.
- There is a great variety of soils found here, and most of them have a fair degree of plant fertility.
- But in Virginia it was grown without interruption or alternation, and the plantations rapidly deteriorated in fertility.
- For this reason soils produced from the syenitic rocks are frequently possessed of considerable fertility.
- The forms of combination most favourable to fertility is a subject on which our information is at present comparatively limited.