contraception
/ˌkɒntrəˈsepʃn/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌkɑːntrəˈsepʃn/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌkän-trə-ˈsep-shən/ (ame, mw)
contraception — 名詞
1. the use of methods or products to prevent pregnancy, such as condoms, pills, or
避孕
防止懷孕的方法或產品
the use of methods or products to prevent pregnancy, such as condoms, pills, or devices that stop a fertilized egg from developing
Eve discussed different types of contraception with her doctor before choosing a method.
Eve 在挑選方法之前,和她的醫生討論了不同種類的避孕方式。
collocation: types of contraception / methods of contraception
The clinic offers free contraception advice to teenagers and young adults.
這間診所為青少年和年輕人提供免費的避孕諮詢。
collocation: contraception advice
Many couples use contraception to plan when to have children.
許多伴侶會透過避孕來規劃生小孩的時機。
Rodrigo and Aylin talked with a nurse about reliable contraception for their first year.
Rodrigo 和 Aylin 和護理師討論了結婚第一年要使用的可靠避孕方法。
Access to reliable contraception has improved the health and independence of women worldwide.
獲得可靠的避孕方式,提升了世界各地女性的健康與自主能力。
- birth control
more informal and general; includes natural methods such as timing intercourse
- contraceptive
countable noun referring to a specific method or product
- family planning
broader term that includes decisions about when and how many children to have
文法句型
contraception + [verb] as singular
用法筆記
Contraception is an uncountable noun that refers to the general practice or set of methods. For a specific product or device, use the countable noun 'contraceptive' (e.g., 'She bought a contraceptive at the pharmacy').