- 看过 prophylactic 的人也看了 :
- contraceptive
- preventative
- preventive
prophylactic 的 2 个定义
- defending or protecting from disease or infection, as a drug.
- preventive or protective.
- Medicine/Medical. a prophylactic medicine or measure.
- a preventive.
- a device, usually a rubber sheath, used to prevent conception or venereal infection; condom.
prophylactic 近义词
protective
prophylactic 的近义词 3 个
更多prophylactic例句
- Wynne’s sense is that North American home-canning recommendations are a prophylactic measure — to ensure the least possible chance of anything going awry.
- Bischofberger said one of the most powerful uses of Tamiflu was as a preventive measure — when flu hits a region or a nursing home, people could be given a prophylactic daily pill.
- A 1991 “60 Minutes” profile of Limbaugh included one of his patented themed updates — in this case a condom update — cued up with “Up, Up and Away,” and attacking the distribution of prophylactics in schools.
- Section 5, by contrast, works as a prophylactic measure, stopping discrimination before it can occur.
- In some sense, their embrace of self-described black conservatives can be seen as a prophylactic measure.
- Michael Douglas inadvertently gave a great boost to the lowly prophylactic when he said oral sex gave him cancer.
- Six months later, at a hospital 600 miles from home, my mom underwent a prophylactic double mastectomy.
- Saying “no” is a crucial prophylactic for cities that aspire to keep their politics clean.
- In the second class he is even superior, because the latter has not the same prophylactic against pride.
- Cold infusion of tar was used in our colonies as a prophylactic against the Small Pox.
- Certain physicians employed a prophylactic remedy made up of very many substances.
- Prophylactic, prof-i-lak′tik, adj. guarding against: defending from disease.
- This was followed a few years later by the preparation of a prophylactic against cholera.