- 看过 maternity 的人也看了 :
- gestation
- parenthood
- motherhood
maternity 的 2 个定义
- the state of being a mother; motherhood.
- motherly quality; motherliness.
- a section of a hospital devoted to the care of women at childbirth and of their newborn infants.
- of, relating to, or for the period in which a woman is pregnant or has just given birth to a child.
- for mothers during and after childbirth or for the care of their newborn babies: a maternity hospital.
- for wear by pregnant women: maternity clothes.
maternity 近义词
period of being pregnant with child
更多maternity例句
- Denied the opportunity to attend medical lectures, she studied midwifery at the maternity hospital.
- I founded Emilia George when I was seven months pregnant based on months of frustration with a lack of high-quality maternity wear that was comfortable on my skin, professional-looking, and functional.
- The maternity photos show a visibly pregnant new mama draped in nude fabric and with golden sunlight flooding the room.
- Some of the most wanted imported products are maternity items, cosmetics and vitamin supplements.
- You’re not afraid that they would go on maternity or paternity leave.
- Certainly paid paternity leave is part of it (and in the U.S., we need paid maternity and paternity leave).
- “He was talking about getting rid of Savannah two weeks off her maternity leave,” says the NBC News type.
- Maternity leave and all that stuff is super important to me.
- In a familiar story, the U.S. has no law guaranteeing any paid maternity leave and is the only industrialized nation to do so.
- Berman urges pork producers to call them “maternity pens” instead.
- Jane Tuke had been married four or five years, but had no children, and the lack seemed to have intensified her maternity.
- Never has the cult of maternity been better formulated—never has the practice of it been more carefully studied.
- And it is especially needful for woman, for the great peculiar function of maternity requires the finest muscular power.
- Maternity imposes on woman a heavy burden, and before the discovery of birth control, a burden that is continuous.
- Sick and wounded had similarly to be provided for; so had the inmates of maternity establishments.