| 词组 | male |
| 释义 | adjective | noun male1 /meɪl/ adjective used about someone who is a man, or about things that relate to mennounsa male colleague She earns less than her male colleagues.a male nurse/doctor/patient He asked to see a male doctor, because it was about something rather embarrassing. | Her son is a male nurse.a male teacher/student Male teachers have to be careful when touching female students.a male job We are trying to recruit more women to do traditionally male jobs such as engineering.male dominance (=a situation in which men control what happens) After centuries of male dominance in British politics, Margaret Thatcher became Prime Minister in 1979. THESAURUS: male masculinevoice | face | qualities | profession | world | culture | strength | aggression considered to be more typical of a man than of a woman: He had a very masculine face. | Being a comedian used to be rather a masculine profession. | When she took the job, she realised she had entered a masculine world where she was competing with men. | It was a typical display of masculine aggression. manlychest | features | virtues | sports having the qualities that people expect and admire in a man, such as being brave and strong: He took off his shirt, revealing his manly chest. | He was bronzed and athletic, with manly features and a steady gaze. | It isn’t considered manly to cry. | In the portrait, the king looked manly and in control. machoman | image | attitude | world | culture behaving in a way that is traditionally typical of men, for example by being strong and tough and not showing your feelings – used especially either humorously or to show disapproval: Stallone always plays macho men. | Lazenby was keen to show a macho image when he was picked as James Bond. | On the outside he may seem to be very macho but inside he’s very sensitive. | He’s far too macho to drink mineral water. adjective | noun male2 noun THESAURUS > man |
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