催生 cuī shēng ㄘㄨㄟ ㄕㄥ ceoi1 saang1

  • to pressure a younger relative to hurry up and have a baby
  • (obstetrics) to induce labor
  • to expedite childbirth
  • (fig.) to be a driving force in bringing sth into existence

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Example sentences

  • 1916 年 ( nián nin4 ), 橙子 ( chéng zi caang2 zi2 ) 过剩 過剩 ( guò shèng gwo3 sing6 ) 催生 ( cuī shēng ceoi1 saang1 ) 了 ( le liu5 )「 喝 ( hē hot3 ) 一 ( yī jat1 ) 颗 顆 ( kē fo2 ) 橙子 ( chéng zi caang2 zi2 )」 的 ( de dik1 ) 广告 廣告 ( guǎng gào gwong2 gou3 ) 语 語 ( yǔ jyu5 ), 旨在 ( zhǐ zài zi2 zoi6 ) 让 讓 ( ràng joeng6 ) 人们 人們 ( rén men jan4 mun4 ) 相信 ( xiāng xìn soeng1 seon3 ), 将 將 ( jiāng zoeng1 ) 一 ( yī jat1 ) 颗 顆 ( kē fo2 ) 橙子 ( chéng zi caang2 zi2 ) ( 或 ( huò waak6 ) 数 數 ( shǔ sou2 ) 颗 顆 ( kē fo2 ) 橙子 ( chéng zi caang2 zi2 )) 榨 ( zhà zaa3 ) 汁 ( zhī ) 是 ( shì si6 ) 开始 開始 ( kāi shǐ hoi1 ci2 ) 新 ( xīn san1 ) 一 ( yī jat1 ) 天 ( tiān tin1 ) 的 ( de dik1 ) 健康 ( jiàn kāng gin6 hong1 ) 方式 ( fāng shì fong1 sik1 )。

    In 1916, a surplus of oranges gave birth to the advertising slogan, “Drink an orange,” which aimed to convince people that juicing an orange (or a few oranges) was a healthy way to start the day.

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