fertility treatment for women who have difficulty conceiving
对受孕困难的妇女进行的不孕治疗
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conceive• Ovulation predictiontests are not only for those having problems conceiving.• I don't believe an author could have conceived a more romantic first meeting.• Recognizing in Laz a kindredpassion, I conceive a plan.• Ben and Tracy are hoping to conceive a second child soon.• She could not refuse him; and conceived again.• First results from the lambsborn to the 76 ewes that conceived as a result of using frozen Est-a-Laine semen were satisfactory.• The femalenude has been conceived as an expression of fundamentalprinciples of order and design.• The painting is beautifully conceived in every way -- composition, colour and texture.• Probably conceived in utero, he first spoke these words to me when we were considering Yeats' epitaph.• Though our results need replication, this suggests that our results may be applicable to women attempting to conceive naturally.• The young Edvard Munchconceived of a radically new approach to his art.• "We wanted to make something new and original, '' said Colin Smith, the man who conceived the show.
conceive of something/somebody as something• It has been suggested that it is tempting to conceive of morality as a guide to human conduct.• Originally I conceived of this book as a series of journeys to sacred places.• But she did not conceive of unmarried life as a solution.• In the cool light of this brighter day it was hard to conceive of it as a visitation of demons.• It was impossible to conceive of her asdead.• On the other hand, we have mental activity which enables us, second-by-second, to conceive of ourselves as mental entities.• He is unaware of the depths of her feelings and unable to conceive of himself asrepulsive.• Nevertheless, to conceive of parents as utterly static in the child's psychological life is likely to distort the picture grossly.
Originconceive
(1200-1300)Old Frenchconceivre, from Latinconcipere“to take in, conceive”, from com- ( → COM-) + capere“to take”
1 (formal) think of/imagine考慮;想像ADVERB | VERB + CONCEIVE | PREPOSITIONADVERB➤brilliantly, carefully, well聰明地構想;周密地設想;精心策劃◇The plan was brilliantly conceived.這個計劃設計得很高明。➤poorly設想得不充分▸➤broadly廣泛構思◇The course is very broadly conceived (= it covers a wide range of topics).這門課程涵蓋的範圍很廣。➤narrowly設想有局限性▸➤initially, originally最初構思◇The dam project was originally conceived in 1977.該水壩工程最初構想於 1977 年。VERB + CONCEIVE➤cannot不能夠想像◇I cannot conceive why you paid out so much money.我不能理解你為什麼付了這麼多錢。➤be difficult to, be impossible to難以/無法想像◇It is difficult to conceive of a society without money.很難想像一個沒有貨幣的社會會是什麼樣。➤be easy to, be possible to容易/可能理解PREPOSITION➤of想像⋯◇We conceive of ourselves as individuals.我們把自己看成獨立的個體。conceive
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2become pregnant懷孕ADVERB | VERB + CONCEIVEADVERB➤naturally自然懷孕◇She was unable to conceive a child naturally and was offered fertility treatment.她因不能自然懷孕而接受不孕治療。➤immaculately無玷受胎◇the Christian belief in Jesus as being immaculately conceived認為耶穌成胎時蒙受天恩而未沾染原罪的基督教信仰VERB + CONCEIVE➤be able to, be unable to能夠/不能懷孕