Definition of morning-after pill in English:

morning-after pill

nounˌmɔːnɪŋˈɑːftə pɪlˌmɔrnɪŋ ˈæftər ˌpɪl

A contraceptive pill that is effective up to about seventy-two hours after intercourse.
口服避孕丸（房事后36小时内有效）
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘My purpose is not to talk about the moral views of the morning-after pill, but the effect it has had on teenage pregnancy,’ he said.
- Girls as young as 12 will be able to get the morning-after pill from special sex clinics where they will be sent by school nurses.
- Over the last few years some pharmacists have refused to dispense morning-after pills.
- To lower the teen pregnancy rate, we can start by providing free contraceptives and morning-after pills and access to unbiased sex education.
- Groups opposed to the measure fear that women will be more careless about contraceptive use if they have easy access to the morning-after pill.
- If taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse, the morning-after pill has been shown to reduce the risk of pregnancy by close to 90 percent.
- Sexual health clinics offering contraception and morning-after pills to pupils could be set up in rural schools as part of radical proposals to be unveiled by ministers this week.
- Children who are under the age of legal consent can already get contraceptives and the morning-after pill from a doctors' surgery or family planning centre without their parents finding out.
- Pharmacies are to hand out free morning-after pills to under 16s in a bid to help stop an increase in teenage pregnancies.
- At present the morning-after pill is available free from GPs and family planning clinics.
- The morning-after pill has to be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex to be effective in preventing pregnancy.
- Pharmacists also face a dilemma because the morning-after pill is only effective if it is taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex.
- The statistics quite clearly show that high level use of the morning-after pill in Scotland has so far had no effect on overall teenage pregnancy levels or on total unwanted pregnancies.

Definition of morning-after pill in US English:

morning-after pill

nounˌmɔrnɪŋ ˈæftər ˌpɪlˌmôrniNG ˈaftər ˌpil

A contraceptive pill that is effective up to about seventy-two hours after intercourse.
口服避孕丸（房事后36小时内有效）
Example sentencesExamples
- Pharmacists also face a dilemma because the morning-after pill is only effective if it is taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex.
- Children who are under the age of legal consent can already get contraceptives and the morning-after pill from a doctors' surgery or family planning centre without their parents finding out.
- Pharmacies are to hand out free morning-after pills to under 16s in a bid to help stop an increase in teenage pregnancies.
- Girls as young as 12 will be able to get the morning-after pill from special sex clinics where they will be sent by school nurses.
- Over the last few years some pharmacists have refused to dispense morning-after pills.
- Sexual health clinics offering contraception and morning-after pills to pupils could be set up in rural schools as part of radical proposals to be unveiled by ministers this week.
- Groups opposed to the measure fear that women will be more careless about contraceptive use if they have easy access to the morning-after pill.
- If taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse, the morning-after pill has been shown to reduce the risk of pregnancy by close to 90 percent.
- ‘My purpose is not to talk about the moral views of the morning-after pill, but the effect it has had on teenage pregnancy,’ he said.
- At present the morning-after pill is available free from GPs and family planning clinics.
- The statistics quite clearly show that high level use of the morning-after pill in Scotland has so far had no effect on overall teenage pregnancy levels or on total unwanted pregnancies.
- To lower the teen pregnancy rate, we can start by providing free contraceptives and morning-after pills and access to unbiased sex education.
- The morning-after pill has to be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex to be effective in preventing pregnancy.

词汇	morning-after pill
释义	Definition of morning-after pill in English: morning-after pill nounˌmɔːnɪŋˈɑːftə pɪlˌmɔrnɪŋ ˈæftər ˌpɪl A contraceptive pill that is effective up to about seventy-two hours after intercourse. 口服避孕丸（房事后36小时内有效） Example sentencesExamples ‘My purpose is not to talk about the moral views of the morning-after pill, but the effect it has had on teenage pregnancy,’ he said. Girls as young as 12 will be able to get the morning-after pill from special sex clinics where they will be sent by school nurses. Over the last few years some pharmacists have refused to dispense morning-after pills. To lower the teen pregnancy rate, we can start by providing free contraceptives and morning-after pills and access to unbiased sex education. Groups opposed to the measure fear that women will be more careless about contraceptive use if they have easy access to the morning-after pill. If taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse, the morning-after pill has been shown to reduce the risk of pregnancy by close to 90 percent. Sexual health clinics offering contraception and morning-after pills to pupils could be set up in rural schools as part of radical proposals to be unveiled by ministers this week. Children who are under the age of legal consent can already get contraceptives and the morning-after pill from a doctors' surgery or family planning centre without their parents finding out. Pharmacies are to hand out free morning-after pills to under 16s in a bid to help stop an increase in teenage pregnancies. At present the morning-after pill is available free from GPs and family planning clinics. The morning-after pill has to be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex to be effective in preventing pregnancy. Pharmacists also face a dilemma because the morning-after pill is only effective if it is taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex. The statistics quite clearly show that high level use of the morning-after pill in Scotland has so far had no effect on overall teenage pregnancy levels or on total unwanted pregnancies. Definition of morning-after pill in US English: morning-after pill nounˌmɔrnɪŋ ˈæftər ˌpɪlˌmôrniNG ˈaftər ˌpil A contraceptive pill that is effective up to about seventy-two hours after intercourse. 口服避孕丸（房事后36小时内有效） Example sentencesExamples Pharmacists also face a dilemma because the morning-after pill is only effective if it is taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex. Children who are under the age of legal consent can already get contraceptives and the morning-after pill from a doctors' surgery or family planning centre without their parents finding out. Pharmacies are to hand out free morning-after pills to under 16s in a bid to help stop an increase in teenage pregnancies. Girls as young as 12 will be able to get the morning-after pill from special sex clinics where they will be sent by school nurses. Over the last few years some pharmacists have refused to dispense morning-after pills. Sexual health clinics offering contraception and morning-after pills to pupils could be set up in rural schools as part of radical proposals to be unveiled by ministers this week. Groups opposed to the measure fear that women will be more careless about contraceptive use if they have easy access to the morning-after pill. If taken within 72 hours of unprotected intercourse, the morning-after pill has been shown to reduce the risk of pregnancy by close to 90 percent. ‘My purpose is not to talk about the moral views of the morning-after pill, but the effect it has had on teenage pregnancy,’ he said. At present the morning-after pill is available free from GPs and family planning clinics. The statistics quite clearly show that high level use of the morning-after pill in Scotland has so far had no effect on overall teenage pregnancy levels or on total unwanted pregnancies. To lower the teen pregnancy rate, we can start by providing free contraceptives and morning-after pills and access to unbiased sex education. The morning-after pill has to be taken within 72 hours of unprotected sex to be effective in preventing pregnancy.
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