| Title | contraceptive |
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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary con·tra·cep·tive adjective or noun ⇨ see contraception English Etymology contraceptive 1891 (n.), 1918 (adj.), from contra- + (con)ceptive (see conception). Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 contraceptive con·tra·cep·tive / 7kCntrE5septiv; NAmE 7kB:n- / noun a drug, device or practice used to prevent a woman becoming pregnant 避孕药；避孕用具；避孕措施: oral contraceptives 口服避孕药 • con·tra·cep·tive adj. [only before noun] : a contraceptive pill 避孕药丸 contraceptive advice / precautions / methods 避孕咨询/措施/方法 Oxford Collocations Dictionary for Students of English contraceptive noun ADJ. effective | oral VERB + CONTRACEPTIVE use Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged con·tra·cep·tive I. \|käntrə|septiv also -təv\ adjective Etymology: contra- + conceptive : used for or relating to contraception II. noun (-s) : a contraceptive agent or device |
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