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Перевод: fertility

[существительное]
плодородие; изобилие; богатство; плодовитость ; способность к воспроизведению потомства

Тезаурус:

1. The early treatment of abnormal cells will not affect your sex drive or fertility.
2. The Rock opens with the seasonal fertility cycle which had horrified the trapped Eliot of the earlier poetry and the dramatic fragments.
3. It is, by nature, expansionist because declining soil fertility on cultivated land necessitates a continual process of encroachment into previously undisturbed areas.
4. A more sensitive indicator of fertility behaviour is the average completed family size of women born in the same year.
5. This reveals a mutual awareness of theories of the origin of Attic comedy in fertility ritual.
6. Those assembled along the hill lines are keeping alive one of the world's most ancient and wide spread fertility rites.
7. There is no "extractive" cropping and no import of fertility from elsewhere.
8. This system enabled them to maintain an exceptionally dense population, on the best principles of fertility conservation.
9. Artificial insemination by the husband's sperm is approved by many religious authorities as a means of achieving fertility in a couple who would otherwise be childless.
10. A more detailed description of teenage fertility behaviour is given in the companion fact sheet "Young People".
11. She's already provided the couple with a tape of tribal fertility dances to "release endorphins in the pelvic region" and before long she's going on about the healing properties of dolphins.
12. General hints at fertility ceremonies may be present, demonstrating another continuity in theme between this and earlier poetry; but it is important to see that, though its death and rebirth are also related, Christianity is presented by Eliot as an escape from Frazerian cycles of fertility (in the way that the Buddhist "Shantih shantih shantih" hinted at such an escape), not as its mere continuation.
13. Help is at hand in the more constructive approach of the Glover Report on Fertility and the Family, compiled for the European Commission and now published by Fourth Estate.