birth rate

英 [ˈbɜːθ reɪt]

美 [ˈbɜːrθ reɪt]

n.  出生率(某地区每年每1 000人中的出生数目)

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牛津词典

noun

• 出生率（某地区每年每1 000人中的出生数目）
  the number of births every year for every 1 000 people in the population of a place
  1. a low/high birth rate
     低 / 高出生率

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 出生率
  Thebirth ratein a place is the number of babies born there for every 1000 people during a particular period of time.
  1. The UK has the highest birth rate among 15 to 19-year-olds in Western Europe.
     在西欧，英国女性在15到19岁之间生育率最高。
  2. ...a falling birth-rate.
     正在下降的出生率

英英释义

noun

• the ratio of live births in an area to the population of that area
  Synonym:birthratefertilityfertility ratenatality

双语例句

• Here we are caught in a squeeze between the growing numbers of the elderly and a lower birth rate.
  我们面对老龄人口日益增长和出生率降低的两头夹击。
• The birth rate in this city is almost constant.
  这城市的出生率几乎是不变的。
• It's National Night, let's make Singapore's birth rate spike, 'goes one line.
  歌曲中的一句歌词写道：国庆夜已到，我们来让新加坡的生育率往上飙。
• One of her major tasks will be to encourage family-friendly policies to boost Japan's low birth rate.
  福岛的主要任务之一将是鼓励“家庭友好”政策，提高日本的出生率。
• There has been a gradual increase in the birth rate.
  出生率在逐渐增长。
• A small boom, as in business, politics, or the birth rate.
  小景气短暂的繁荣，如在商业、政治或出生率等中。
• But the birth rate is also connected to education and gender equality.
  但出生率还与教育和性别平等有关。
• Second, our national economy is developing rapidly and the birth rate has been put under control.
  其次，我们的经济在迅速发展并且出生率得到了控制。
• The birth rate has begun to de-escalate.
  出生率已开始逐步降低了。
• Some observers feel that the earth can no longer support such a big population if the birth rate increases.
  一些观察家认为如果出生率不断增长，地球不可能再供养如此多的人口。