英语词汇“menopause”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

menopause

/ˈmɛnəpɔːz

noun

1The ceasing of menstruation.Menstrual cycles can occur without ovulation taking place as the menopause approaches....

Loss of muscle increases six-fold at the time of the menopause so it may have a connection with estrogen.
Smoking can cause infertility and an early menopause in women, and sperm problems in men.

1.1The period in a woman’s life (typically between the ages of 45 and 50) when menstruation ceases.Smokers and childless women are known to go through the menopause at a younger age than other women....

Every woman who has periods will go through the menopause at some time in her life, usually between the ages of 42 and 58.
Some view the menopause as a significant stage in ageing.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin menopausis (see meno-, pause).

month from Old English:
A month corresponds to the period of time of the moon's revolution, and the words month and moon are related. Their ancient ancestor is also the source of Greek mēn ‘month’, from which English took menstruate (Late Middle English), menopause (late 19th century), and similar words. Shops and entertainments now open on Sundays, but in the past this was not necessarily so. Where Christianity was the dominant religion, restrictions on pleasure and activity meant that Sundays were quiet, private days. This may be behind the expression a month of Sundays, ‘a very long, seemingly endless period of time’. The expression is known from 1836 in The Clockmaker by Thomas Chandler Haliburton: ‘Mr. Slick…told him all the little girls there would fall in love with him, for they didn't see such a beautiful face once in a month of Sundays.’

单词	menopause
释义	menopause /ˈmɛnəpɔːz / noun 1The ceasing of menstruation.Menstrual cycles can occur without ovulation taking place as the menopause approaches.... Loss of muscle increases six-fold at the time of the menopause so it may have a connection with estrogen. Smoking can cause infertility and an early menopause in women, and sperm problems in men. 1.1The period in a woman’s life (typically between the ages of 45 and 50) when menstruation ceases.Smokers and childless women are known to go through the menopause at a younger age than other women.... Every woman who has periods will go through the menopause at some time in her life, usually between the ages of 42 and 58. Some view the menopause as a significant stage in ageing. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin menopausis (see meno-, pause). month from Old English: A month corresponds to the period of time of the moon's revolution, and the words month and moon are related. Their ancient ancestor is also the source of Greek mēn ‘month’, from which English took menstruate (Late Middle English), menopause (late 19th century), and similar words. Shops and entertainments now open on Sundays, but in the past this was not necessarily so. Where Christianity was the dominant religion, restrictions on pleasure and activity meant that Sundays were quiet, private days. This may be behind the expression a month of Sundays, ‘a very long, seemingly endless period of time’. The expression is known from 1836 in The Clockmaker by Thomas Chandler Haliburton: ‘Mr. Slick…told him all the little girls there would fall in love with him, for they didn't see such a beautiful face once in a month of Sundays.’
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