Last year, South Korea had a birthrate of 0.78, according to government figures.

根据政府数据，去年韩国的出为0.78。

Greece has one of the lowest birthrates in Europe.

希腊是欧洲出最低的国家之一。

In 2022, China recorded 9.56 million newborns, and the birthrate was 0.68 percent.

2022 年，中国出人口数量为 956 万，出为 6.8‰。

The 2008 economic crisis led many young adults to wait to get married and have families, which slowed the birthrate.

2008年的经济危机导致许多年轻人推迟结婚和组建家庭，这导致出减缓。

The government estimates, released on Monday, are a sign of the problems resulting from a declining birthrate.

据日本政府周一发布的估测数据，表明出下滑造成的一些问题。

The birthrate in the United States fell four percent in 2020, marking the biggest annual decline in decades.

2020年美国出下4%，创下数十年来的最大年度幅。

Another reason America's birthrate has dipped so low is that many women are dealing with career considerations first.

美国出到如此低的另一个原因是，许多女性首先考虑的是工作因素。

We know that smoking during the pregnancy results in lower birthrate insense.

我们道怀孕期间吸烟会导致低育。

Shrinking partly because of a low birthrate, again because the lifeexpectancy continues to go up.

部分原因是出低，部分原因是预期寿命持续上升。

The latest provisional data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed the birthrate dropped for the sixth consecutive year.

美国疾病控制和预防中心的最临时数据显示，出连续第六年下。

Like every other industrialized country that made the transition from an agrarian society, Japan's birthrate exploded throughout the process and peaked in the nineteen twenties.

和其他从农业社会转型的工业国家一样，日本的出在整个转型过程中呈爆炸式增长，并在 20 世纪 20 年代达到顶峰。

The average number of children born to a woman in the country last year fell to 0.98, giving South Korea the lowest birthrate among the world's richest nations.

该国去年的女性平均育至0。98，这让韩国成为了世最富裕的几个国家里出最低的一个。

But after 1950, Japan's birthrate began to take a nosedive to the point in the nineteen sixties, Japanese women were only having two children on average.

但 1950 年后，日本的出开始急剧下，到了 20 世纪 60 年代，日本女性平均只育两个孩子。

Jennifer Glass, a demographer at the University of Texas at Austin, notes that some countries have tried to boost their birthrates by urging citizens to get busy.

德克萨斯大学奥斯汀分校的人口统计学家詹妮弗·格拉斯指出，一些国家试图通过敦促公民积极行动起来以提高出。

Getting rid of no-kids zones and creating a society more accepting of children would help the country overcome its low birthrate, she said.

她说，取缔儿童禁入区并建立一个更能接纳儿童的社会将有助于该国克服低出问题。

Demographers say the United States may be entering an era of substantially lower population growth due to a leveling off of immigration, a declining birthrate and an aging population.

人口统计学家表示，由于移民趋于平稳，出下和人口老龄，美国可能正在进入一个人口增长大幅下的时代。

Immigrants tend to be younger — the kind of workers aging economies need — and new immigrants often have birthrates that are higher than those of the native-born population.

外来移民一般比较年轻——刚好是经济发展所需的适龄劳动力——而且移民一般会比原住民的小孩多。

But, whatever the reason, it's leading to less sex and fewer births. The birthrate dropped 2% between 2017 and 2018 — and the number of births slid to a 32-year low.

但是，无论什么原因，这都在导致性行为减少，出低。 从2017年到2018年，出下了2%——出人数到了32年来的最低值。

Well, I mean, I'm trying to set a good example because the birthrate on Earth is so low that we're facing civilizational collapse unless the birth rate returns to a sustainable level.

EM：嗯，我的意思是，我想树立一个好榜样，因为地球上的出如此之低，除非出恢复到可持续水平，否则我们将面临文明崩溃。

Born in midcentury as U.S. birthrates surged in tandem with an enormous leap in prosperity after the Depression and World War II, boomers are now beginning to die in larger numbers, along with Americans over 80.

婴儿潮一代出于二十世纪中叶，伴随着大萧条和二战后的巨大繁荣，美国出飙升。现在，许多婴儿潮一代以及80岁以上的美国人开始衰老去世。