pregnancy 的定义
plural preg·nan·cies.
- the state, condition, or quality of being pregnant.
pregnancy 近义词
gestation
更多pregnancy例句
- About one third of women have decided to have fewer children or delay pregnancy because of coronavirus, according to a survey of more than 2,000 women by the Guttmacher Institute, a research organization focused on reproductive health.
- When the family turned themselves into Border Patrol, the mother’s pregnancy was near full-term and she began experiencing acute pain, according to the complaint.
- In the 1960s, for instance, researchers showed that women who smoked during pregnancy tended to have smaller babies.
- Other studies also showed that smoking during pregnancy might harm growing babies.
- After the op-ed, Nike changed its policy to ensure female athletes will not be “adversely impacted financially for pregnancy” for at least 18 months, CNN reported.
- There are 17 states with laws that consider drug abuse during pregnancy a form of child abuse.
- South Carolina and Alabama courts have already ruled late-pregnancy substance abuse can be considered a form of child abuse.
- During pregnancy, then, CP could not be considered a separate legal entity from EQ.
- If they had passed, presumably mothers who drink during pregnancy could be charged with felonies.
- These detainments were often justified by laws that do not mention pregnancy specifically.
- Passive hyperemia occurs most commonly in diseases of the heart and liver and in pregnancy.
- This state of security proved a fortunate circumstance, as many of the poor women were at the same time in a state of pregnancy.
- Usually we may say this method fails of its purpose and pregnancy and lactation together work serious harm.
- Lactation is sometimes prolonged for no better reason than the hope to avoid pregnancy.
- To carry their outrage to the highest possible degree, several who were in a state of pregnancy were assailed in this manner.