Definition of birth control in English:

birth control

noun

mass noun

The practice of preventing unwanted pregnancies, especially by use of contraception.
Example sentencesExamples
- Before oral contraceptives, condoms were the most common method of reversible birth control.
- Advances in birth control have partially taken care of that factor, but it goes deeper.
- The history of birth control is not a subject that is covered in most schools.
- Pregnancy during treatment must be avoided and some type of birth control should be used.
- They're divided, of course, and distracted by their own dramas of birth control and marriage.
- There are, to be sure, many women who have no access to safe or easy birth control.
- Either way both of these are really poor choices for birth control and should only be used as a last resort.
- If we do not, then it is apparent that some form of birth control must be implemented.
- Abortion was considered a primary form of birth control during the last few decades of the Soviet Union.
- I had a neighbour once - she had children already and got pregnant actually using birth control.
- I of course would be more in favor of birth control but that doesn't always work and can actually be dangerous.
- We want to see policies that expand access to birth control and reproductive health services.
- Every girl has heard rumors of methods of birth control that are obviously untrue.
- Additionally, males and females may have distinct barriers to using birth control.
- Chinese women can now consult a new website for scientific information about health and birth control.
- Some forms of birth control are more effective at preventing pregnancy than others.
- There is now more emphasis on education and on understanding the pros and cons of various methods of birth control.
- Women, in particular, have always known methods and techniques of birth control and contraception.
- Intrauterine devices, or IUDs, are a long-term method of birth control.
- Another method of birth control must be used until the blockage is confirmed.

Definition of birth control in US English:

birth control

nounˈbərTH kənˈtrōlˈbərθ kənˈtroʊl

The practice of preventing unwanted pregnancies, especially by use of contraception.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is now more emphasis on education and on understanding the pros and cons of various methods of birth control.
- Women, in particular, have always known methods and techniques of birth control and contraception.
- Chinese women can now consult a new website for scientific information about health and birth control.
- Pregnancy during treatment must be avoided and some type of birth control should be used.
- I of course would be more in favor of birth control but that doesn't always work and can actually be dangerous.
- We want to see policies that expand access to birth control and reproductive health services.
- Some forms of birth control are more effective at preventing pregnancy than others.
- Either way both of these are really poor choices for birth control and should only be used as a last resort.
- I had a neighbour once - she had children already and got pregnant actually using birth control.
- There are, to be sure, many women who have no access to safe or easy birth control.
- Every girl has heard rumors of methods of birth control that are obviously untrue.
- Abortion was considered a primary form of birth control during the last few decades of the Soviet Union.
- Before oral contraceptives, condoms were the most common method of reversible birth control.
- Additionally, males and females may have distinct barriers to using birth control.
- If we do not, then it is apparent that some form of birth control must be implemented.
- Another method of birth control must be used until the blockage is confirmed.
- They're divided, of course, and distracted by their own dramas of birth control and marriage.
- The history of birth control is not a subject that is covered in most schools.
- Advances in birth control have partially taken care of that factor, but it goes deeper.
- Intrauterine devices, or IUDs, are a long-term method of birth control.

单词	birth control
释义	Definition of birth control in English: birth control noun mass noun The practice of preventing unwanted pregnancies, especially by use of contraception. Example sentencesExamples Before oral contraceptives, condoms were the most common method of reversible birth control. Advances in birth control have partially taken care of that factor, but it goes deeper. The history of birth control is not a subject that is covered in most schools. Pregnancy during treatment must be avoided and some type of birth control should be used. They're divided, of course, and distracted by their own dramas of birth control and marriage. There are, to be sure, many women who have no access to safe or easy birth control. Either way both of these are really poor choices for birth control and should only be used as a last resort. If we do not, then it is apparent that some form of birth control must be implemented. Abortion was considered a primary form of birth control during the last few decades of the Soviet Union. I had a neighbour once - she had children already and got pregnant actually using birth control. I of course would be more in favor of birth control but that doesn't always work and can actually be dangerous. We want to see policies that expand access to birth control and reproductive health services. Every girl has heard rumors of methods of birth control that are obviously untrue. Additionally, males and females may have distinct barriers to using birth control. Chinese women can now consult a new website for scientific information about health and birth control. Some forms of birth control are more effective at preventing pregnancy than others. There is now more emphasis on education and on understanding the pros and cons of various methods of birth control. Women, in particular, have always known methods and techniques of birth control and contraception. Intrauterine devices, or IUDs, are a long-term method of birth control. Another method of birth control must be used until the blockage is confirmed. Definition of birth control in US English: birth control nounˈbərTH kənˈtrōlˈbərθ kənˈtroʊl The practice of preventing unwanted pregnancies, especially by use of contraception. Example sentencesExamples There is now more emphasis on education and on understanding the pros and cons of various methods of birth control. Women, in particular, have always known methods and techniques of birth control and contraception. Chinese women can now consult a new website for scientific information about health and birth control. Pregnancy during treatment must be avoided and some type of birth control should be used. I of course would be more in favor of birth control but that doesn't always work and can actually be dangerous. We want to see policies that expand access to birth control and reproductive health services. Some forms of birth control are more effective at preventing pregnancy than others. Either way both of these are really poor choices for birth control and should only be used as a last resort. I had a neighbour once - she had children already and got pregnant actually using birth control. There are, to be sure, many women who have no access to safe or easy birth control. Every girl has heard rumors of methods of birth control that are obviously untrue. Abortion was considered a primary form of birth control during the last few decades of the Soviet Union. Before oral contraceptives, condoms were the most common method of reversible birth control. Additionally, males and females may have distinct barriers to using birth control. If we do not, then it is apparent that some form of birth control must be implemented. Another method of birth control must be used until the blockage is confirmed. They're divided, of course, and distracted by their own dramas of birth control and marriage. The history of birth control is not a subject that is covered in most schools. Advances in birth control have partially taken care of that factor, but it goes deeper. Intrauterine devices, or IUDs, are a long-term method of birth control.
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