motherhood的意思|motherhood的解释-里氏词典

motherhood ['mʌðɚhʊd]

n. 母道, 母性, 母亲们

motherhood

[ noun ]
the kinship relation between an offspring and the mother
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Motherhood \Moth"er*hood\, n.
The state of being a mother; the character or office of a
mother.

The Dyer's wife toys with ideas of glittery clothes and a young man _ both are conjured up by the nurse _ that might be more fun than motherhood.
But we find little reason to suspect she was motivated by anything other than the motherhood instinct.
We will promote responsible planning of family size, child spacing, breast-feeding and safe motherhood.
The Baby M surrogate motherhood case is to draw to a close in a courtroom here Monday, but elsewhere problems will be just beginning for two people who look and act like Mary Beth Whitehead and William Stern.
Unmarried motherhood could not be considered a respectable part of Singapore society, Mr Goh declared.
"Surrogate motherhood has clearly been the hardest issue that we've tackled yet in the task force," says Mr. Baeza.
Reactions toward new motherhood often reflect co-workers' own attitudes toward children and family life.
Employees at an elegant mall have not been able to figure out why a duck chose a planter outside the complex to prepare for motherhood, but they're making her comfortable as she sits on her nine eggs.
That isn't to say the next trend will be motherhood after 50. "We will reach a biological limit, and we are getting close to it," says Dr. Siegfried Rotmensch, a high-risk specialist at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut.
In the surrogacy case that attracted the most nationwide attention, the New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in 1988 that surrogate motherhood for money violates the state's adoption laws.
Bright and ambitious, the wife of Vice President-elect Dan Quayle had made no secret of her desire to return to work and pursue her own career this fall after more than a decade of postponing it for motherhood.
"AT&T is up there with motherhood and apple pie and perfection," Ms. Stevoff said Wednesday. "It shook everybody up, including the company.
Cher, 42, the Oscar-winning actress, is known both for her devotion to motherhood and her romance with 24-year-old Rob Camilletti.
IT SHOULD have been a story of apple pie and motherhood.
Employee share ownership is like motherhood and apple pie; everyone seems to be in favour of it.
"It's a motherhood and apple pie issue, and they voted against motherhood and apple pie," Carlin said.
"It's a motherhood and apple pie issue, and they voted against motherhood and apple pie," Carlin said.
But her prospect of trading motherhood for a reduced prison term has outraged civil libertarians, feminists and the county prosecutor who say Jones' proposal would deny her a most fundamental right.
Originally intended for women who were unable to conceive because of blocked Fallopian tubes, in vitro fertilization has given rise to such procedures as embryo freezing, egg and sperm donation, embryo transfer and surrogate motherhood.
"The first resolution, a cease-fire, is a motherhood issue," says James Placke, a former State Department official and Mideast expert who now is an international consultant.
A brilliant selection of music includes pieces such as "Cabaret" to accompany her "dress-up-for-a-party" scene and Philip Glass's dissonant "Knee 5" for her mechanical movements of marriage and motherhood.
Although we do not see the cradle, the umbilical rope and the intense pattern of lush blooms almost assail the eye with their forceful and rhythmic message of motherhood and fertility.
She cited travel and motherhood as reasons.
Soldiers have the option of resigning during pregnancy, but Ms. Beekman declined, hoping to balance motherhood and her military duties.
Sally Potter's Orlando (First Independent): war, transexualism, single motherhood.
She opposes, for example, making money out of surrogate motherhood, cost-benefit analysis of the environment and privatisation of public services. Commercialisation can degrade human beings by undermining their autonomy, according to Anderson.
The parteras chafe at criticism of their profession, as though motherhood itself were coming under attack.
It is commonly thought that women are more capable than men of paying attention to another person and that motherhood develops this predisposition even more.
At their heart is the notion of buying and selling motherhood.
A good example is the attempt by some to explain the deteriorating position of American minorities by their "explosion" of unwed motherhood.

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