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masculine如何读

英：[ˈmæskjəlɪn]

美：[ˈmæskjəlɪn]

masculine英汉释义

adj.(形容词)

男性的,男子的,男子气概的 having the qualities or appearance thought to be typical of men
阳性的 referring to the male gender

masculine是什么意思

adj.

男子气概的

阳性的，雄性的

男性化的，像男人的

[语]阳性

阳性词

男性

masculine自然拼读

mas·cu·line

maes ky lihn

masculine变形

复数:masculines

比较级:more masculine

最高级:most masculine

masculine扩展

masculinely (adv.), masculineness (n.)

masculine词根

词根：masculine

masculinity 男性；男子气；刚毅

masculinization [生理] 男性化

vt.

masculinize 使…雄性化；使男子化（尤指使女人具有男子特征）

masculine英英释义

adjective

considered to be characteristic of men masculine pride/bravado Cady stands as a direct challenge to Bowden's masculine dominance—their first encounter in the film, for example, is when Cady shoves his hand into Bowden's car and turns off the ignition.—Jamelle Bouie : marked by or having qualities, features, etc. traditionally associated with mena masculine voice This one's a man's watch. And though it's built for rugged, masculine pursuits, the simple face and elegant strap lend it a suit-worthy elegance, too.—advertisement in GQ The masculine equivalent of haute couture in suits features jackets with soft shoulders, large sleeves, neat fronts and small-notched lapels …—Ariel Wizman

stereotypically masculine traits/characteristics

of, relating to, or being a man or boy The butler these days is seen as a masculine version of Heloise, Miss Manners and Julia Child rolled into one.—Liz Poguealso: of, relating to, or intended for men or boys A hundred years later, the finery of French court dressing had given way to the simplicity of the English squire, whose coarse tweeds and woolens set the tone for a new definition of masculine attire. —Frances Rogers

(dated) … the masculine [=male] inhabitants of the village …—Thomas Hardy

grammar of, relating to, or constituting the gender (see gender entry 1 sense 1a) that ordinarily includes most words or grammatical forms referring to males as well as other words and forms either systematically or arbitrarily in the same category

The word for "cat" is feminine in German (die Katze) and masculine in Spanish (el gato).

poetry being a stressed and usually additional final syllable after the final complete foot (see foot entry 1 sense 4)

a masculine ending

of rhyme having a stressed final syllable

of a musical cadence ending on an accented beat

The masculine cadence resolves on the first beat of the measure and is much more conclusive than the feminine.—William Russo

noun

a noun, pronoun, adjective, or inflectional form or class of the masculine gender (see masculine entry 1 sense 2)

the masculine (see masculine entry 1 sense 2) gender

the embodiment or conception of an idealized masculine nature

the power of the divine masculine

the set of qualities, features, etc. traditionally associated with men

Like many of Campion's films, "The Power of the Dog" dramatizes a clash between the masculine and the feminine—Phil's own sense of manliness is bound up with emotional remoteness and animosity toward softness.—Jordan Kisner

masculine区别

masculine, male, manly

这组词都有“男人的，男性的”的意思，其区别是：

masculine指有男子特征的，阳刚的。用于形容女性时，含轻蔑意味。

male单纯指男性或雄性。

manly指适合男子的、有男子汉气慨的。

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masculine词源中文解释

14世纪中期，“属于男性语法性别”； 14世纪末，“男人的，属于男性性别的”，源自古法语 masculin（12世纪），从拉丁语 masculinus “男性，阳性的性别”来自 masculus “男性，阳性；有男子气概的”，是 mas（属格 maris）的爱称，该词来源不详。该爱称形式可能是通过与 femininus（见 feminine）相配对而形成的。意指“具有男性的适当品质，在身体或精神方面：男子气概的，阳刚的，有力的”从1620年代开始被证实。作为名词，“阳性性别”，始于约1500年。

masculine_医学行业词汇

男性的，雄性的

masculine词源英文解释

Adjective and Noun Middle English masculin, from Latin masculinus, from masculus, noun, male, diminutive of mas male

The first known use of masculine was in the 14th century

masculine儿童词典英英释义

mask1 of 2noun

a cover or partial cover for the face used for disguise

a Halloween mask

masker

a sculptured face made by a mold in plaster or wax

something that disguises or conceals : cloak

a covering used to protect the face

a baseball catcher's mask

gas mask

a device covering the nose and mouth to make it easier to inhale something

an oxygen mask

a similar device or covering (as of synthetic fiber or cotton fabric) to prevent inhalation of dangerous substances or to prevent the inhalation or dispersal of exhaled infectious material (as viruses)

the head or face of a mammal (as a fox or dog)

masque sense 2

mask2 of 2verb

to put on or wear a mask

conceal, disguise

masked their real purpose

to make impossible to perceive or distinguish

masks undesirable flavors

to cover for protection

mask1 of 2noun

a cover or partial cover for the face used for disguise

a Halloween mask

masker

a sculptured face made by a mold in plaster or wax

something that disguises or conceals : cloak

a covering used to protect the face

a baseball catcher's mask

gas mask

a device covering the nose and mouth to make it easier to inhale something

an oxygen mask

the head or face of a mammal (as a fox or dog)

masque sense 2

mask2 of 2verb

to put on or wear a mask

conceal, disguise

masked their real purpose

to make impossible to perceive or distinguish

masks undesirable flavors

to cover for protection

maskernoun

a person who wears a maskespecially: one taking part in a masquerade

maskedadjective

marked by the use of masks

a masked ball

mask1 of 2noun

a cover or partial cover for the face used for disguise

a Halloween mask

masker

a sculptured face made by a mold in plaster or wax

something that disguises or conceals : cloak

a covering used to protect the face

a baseball catcher's mask

gas mask

a device covering the nose and mouth to make it easier to inhale something

an oxygen mask

the head or face of a mammal (as a fox or dog)

masque sense 2

mask2 of 2verb

to put on or wear a mask

conceal, disguise

masked their real purpose

to make impossible to perceive or distinguish

masks undesirable flavors

to cover for protection

mash1 of 2noun

crushed malt or grain meal soaked and stirred in hot water

a mixture of ground feeds for livestock

a soft pulpy mass

mash2 of 2verb

to make into a soft pulpy mass by beating or pressure

to expose crushed malt to the action of water with heating and stirring

mash1 of 2noun

crushed malt or grain meal soaked and stirred in hot water

a mixture of ground feeds for livestock

a soft pulpy mass

mash2 of 2verb

to make into a soft pulpy mass by beating or pressure

to expose crushed malt to the action of water with heating and stirring

mash1 of 2noun

crushed malt or grain meal soaked and stirred in hot water

a mixture of ground feeds for livestock

a soft pulpy mass

mash2 of 2verb

to make into a soft pulpy mass by beating or pressure

to expose crushed malt to the action of water with heating and stirring

masernoun

a device that uses the natural vibrations of atoms or molecules for generating electromagnetic radiation at a single microwave frequency

masculine1 of 2adjective

of the male sex

characteristic of or belonging to men : manly

a masculine voice

of, relating to, or making up the class of words that ordinarily includes most of those referring to males masculine gender

a masculine noun

masculine2 of 2noun

a word or form of the masculine gender

the masculine gender

masculine医学词典英英释义

masculineadjective

male sense 1

having the qualities distinctive of or appropriate to a male

having a mannish bearing or quality

masculine 例句

1 His feminine body hardly squares with the masculine Australian image.

他的女性化的身材同他澳洲粗狂男性形象不相符.

2 Instead of saying ba-ka-ta-re, a common insult meaning stupid, Terminal Islanders would say ba-ka-ya-ro, a coarser and exclusively masculine use of the word, which implies gross stupidity.

3 ...her aggressive, masculine image...

她那咄咄逼人、男人般的形象

4 The French word for ‘sun ’ is masculine.

法语单词“太阳”是阳性的。

5 Kelton’s father is out in the garage making masculine metallic noises, and Kelton seems to be everywhere at once, like a watchdog obsessively checking that everything in his world is secure.

6 When nursery colors were introduced, pink was actually considered the more masculine color, a pastel version of red, which was associated with strength.

当托儿所的色彩被引进时，粉红色实际上被视为更男性化的颜色，一种柔和的红色，与力量有关。

7 ...masculine pride.

男性的骄傲

8 Even our entertainment heroes have lost their masculine muscle.

甚至连我们电影中的英雄形象也不再是动作硬汉和肌肉男了。

9 He was handsome and strong, and very masculine.

他英俊强壮，富有男子汉气概。

10 There was only one masculine face.

人群中只有一张男性的脸。

11 There are three genders in German: masculine, feminine and neuter.

德语中有叁性: 阳性、阴性和中性.

12 What is antibody of second liver surface, if what masculine gender expresses?