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sexism

  • “Sexism”是一个名词,用于描述对某一性别(尤其是女性)的不公平或因性别而产生的歧视。
  1. Unfortunately, sexism is still a major issue in many professions. 不幸的是,性别歧视仍然是许多职业中的一个主要问题。

  2. She is determined to stand against sexism in the workplace. 她决心反对工作场所的性别歧视。

  3. The movie has been criticized for its blatant sexism. 这部电影因其公然的性别歧视而受到批评。

  • “Sexism” derives from “sex” with the suffix “-ism.” “Sex” refers to the biological and physiological characteristics of males and females, and “-ism” is used to form nouns denoting actions or practices, systems or philosophies.
  • “Sexism” is composed of the word “sex” and the suffix “-ism.” Other words with the “-ism” suffix include “racism,” “capitalism,” and “idealism.”
  • “Sexism” first appeared in the mid-20th century, during the women’s liberation movement in the United States and Europe. It was used to analyze and criticize the widespread and systematic discrimination against women in many societies.
  • In this case, “sexism” doesn’t have a specific form of variation. But related phrases are “institutional sexism,” “casual sexism,” and “reverse sexism.”
  • “Sexism”可以通过音义联想的方式记忆,例如:sex (性别) + ism (主义),联想到“性别主义”,再联想到性别歧视。
  • Lisa was tired of the sexism in her office. Despite having the same qualifications as her male colleagues, she was always overlooked for promotions. Finally, she decided to make a stand and filed a complaint with management. Today, she’s head of the department.

  • 丽莎厌倦了办公室里的性别歧视。尽管她和男性同事的资质相同,但她总是被忽视,不被晋升。最后,她决定反抗,向管理层提出了投诉。现在,她是部门的负责人。