fertility

• Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité d'être fertile, incluant la capacité à produire une descendance, la capacité à croître abondamment, ou l'indicateur démographique du nombre de naissances vivantes par rapport à la population.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being fertile, including the ability to produce offspring, the capacity for abundant growth, or a demographic measure of live births per population.

indénombrable

1. Birth rateB2formalscientific

   The ratio of live births in an area to the population of that area, expressed per 1000 population per year.

   Taux de natalité

   • The fertility rate in the region has declined over the past decade.
   • Demographers study fertility trends to predict population growth.
   • The country's fertility is measured at 1.5 births per woman.

   Synonymesbirth ratebirthratenatality

   Antonymesbarrennessinfertilitysterility

2. Reproductive capacityB2formalmedical

   The state of being fertile; capable of producing offspring.

   fertilité

   • The couple sought medical advice to improve their fertility.
   • Fertility treatments have helped many people conceive.
   • Age can significantly affect a woman's fertility.

   Synonymesfecundityfruitfulnesspotencyproductivenessprolificacy

   Antonymesbarrennessimpotenceinfertilitysterility

3. Productivity of landB2formalscientific

   The property of producing abundantly and sustaining vigorous and luxuriant growth.

   Fertilité (des terres)

   • The fertility of the soil is essential for a good harvest.
   • Farmers use fertilizers to maintain the land's fertility.
   • The valley is known for its remarkable fertility and lush vegetation.

   Synonymesfecundityfruitfulnessproductivityrichness

   Antonymesariditybarrennessinfertilitysterilityunproductiveness