menstruation 英 [menstrʊ'eɪʃ(ə)n]   美 [,mɛnstru'eʃən]

menstruation

menstruation  英 [menstrʊ'eɪʃ(ə)n] 美 [,mɛnstru'eʃən]

n. [生理] 月经;月经期间;有月经 

名词复数:menstruations 

Our findings also indicate a genetic basis for the associations between early menstruation and both height and BMI. 我们的发现也显示了月经提前与身高和身体重量指数关系的基因基础。
Until someone remembered that unlike the war, menstruation wasn't going to end anytime soon, and that those nurses LOVED using their bandages during their periods. 只到有人突然想起来,月经并不会向战争一样这么快就结束了,而那些护士们也非常喜欢在经期使用这种止血绷带。

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  • n. [生理] 月经;月经期间;有月经
  • 1. Our findings also indicate a genetic basis for the associations between early menstruation and both height and BMI.

    我们的发现也显示了月经提前与身高和身体重量指数关系的基因基础。

  • 2. Until someone remembered that unlike the war, menstruation wasn't going to end anytime soon, and that those nurses LOVED using their bandages during their periods.

    只到有人突然想起来,月经并不会向战争一样这么快就结束了,而那些护士们也非常喜欢在经期使用这种止血绷带。

  • 3. For the first 21 days after menstruation, oestrogen hormones create a feeling of well-being and give generally happy feelings and a positive attitude to most pre-menopausal women.

    绝大多数育龄女性在月经之后的21天里,体内的雌激素会产生一种健康幸福感,通常给她们带来快乐和积极的人生态度。

  • menstruation (n.) 1680s, from Late Latin menstruare, from menstruus "monthly" (from mensis "month;" see moon (n.)) + -ation. Old English equivalent was monaðblot "month-blood." Middle English had menstrue (n.), late 14c., from Old French menstrue, from Latin menstruum.
men·stru·ation / ˌmenstruˈeɪʃn ; NAmE ˌmenstruˈeɪʃn / noun [uncountable ] ( formal) the process or time of menstruating compare period 行经;月经来潮 menstruation menstruations men·stru·ation / ˌmenstruˈeɪʃn ; NAmE ˌmenstruˈeɪʃn /
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