英语

sexism

gb/sˈɛksɪzəm/ us/sˈɛksɪzəm/
C1 英语
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名词 C1 abstract
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unfair treatment based on gender

Treating someone unfairly because they are a man or a woman.

用法模式: sexism against [group]; sexism in [place/industry]; experience sexism
常见错误:
Do not confuse sexism (unfairness based on gender) with sexual harassment (unwanted sexual behavior), though they can be related.
近义词
gender discrimination (More formal; focuses on unequal treatment rather than attitudes.) | gender bias (Often implies subtle or unconscious unfairness.) | male chauvinism (Older term; typically refers to men believing women are inferior.)
反义词
gender equality (The goal or condition of equal rights and opportunities regardless of gender.) | egalitarianism (A broader belief in equality, including gender equality.)
搭配
gender-based sexism |workplace sexism |sexism in hiring |a sexism complaint |accusations of sexism |face sexism |experience sexism |tackle sexism |combat sexism |sexism and racism
主题
society |gender |inequality |work |discrimination
例句
  • She reported sexism after being repeatedly passed over for promotion in favor of less qualified men.
  • The organization introduced new policies to address sexism and harassment.
  • He apologized for the sexist remark and said he would do better.
学习者例句
  • Sexism is unfair to women and men.
  • We should speak up when we see sexism.
名词 C1 abstract
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belief one sex is superior

Thinking that one gender is better than another.

用法模式: deep-rooted/entrenched sexism; cultural sexism
常见错误:
Sexism is not only about individual rudeness; it can also be a belief system that shapes rules and culture.
近义词
gender hierarchy (Describes the idea of ranked genders; less commonly used as a direct replacement.) | misogyny (Stronger and narrower; means hatred or contempt for women, not all sexism.)
反义词
gender parity (Emphasizes equal standing or representation across genders.) | feminism (A movement/belief supporting gender equality; not a strict opposite in all contexts.)
搭配
deep-rooted sexism |entrenched sexism |cultural sexism |overt sexism |blatant sexism |normalize sexism |challenge sexism |sexist assumptions |sexist stereotypes |patriarchal sexism
主题
society |gender |beliefs |inequality
例句
  • The novel explores how sexism shaped the family’s expectations for sons and daughters.
  • They argued that sexism is sustained by the belief that men should lead and women should follow.
  • Her research looks at how sexism influences leadership stereotypes.
学习者例句
  • Sexism can be a belief that men are better than women.
名词 C1 abstract
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sexist behavior or remarks

Sexist words or actions in a situation.

用法模式: there is/was sexism in [comment/joke/ad]; casual/subtle sexism
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use sexism to mean any sexual content; it specifically refers to unfairness or stereotypes about gender.
近义词
sexist remarks (Refers specifically to spoken or written comments.) | gender stereotyping (Focuses on assigning roles/traits based on gender; may be unintentional.)
反义词
inclusive language (Language aimed at avoiding bias and stereotypes.) | respectfulness (General opposite in interpersonal behavior, not limited to gender.)
搭配
casual sexism |subtle sexism |everyday sexism |sexism in his jokes |sexism in the comments |call out sexism |tolerate sexism |normalize sexism |challenge sexism |a lot of sexism
主题
communication |society |gender |everyday_life
例句
  • There was a lot of sexism in the way the female candidates were described.
  • She pushed back against the sexism in his ‘joke’ and asked him to stop.
  • The ad was criticized for its sexism and outdated stereotypes.
学习者例句
  • That comment is sexism.
  • We heard sexism at the meeting.
语法
词典原形
sexism
IPA
GB/sˈɛksɪzəm/
US/sˈɛksɪzəm/
音节与重音
sex - ism (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (sex)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: sexism
  • Plural: sexism
相关表达

benevolent sexism

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/bənˈɛvələnt sˈɛksɪzəm/
fixed phrase technical

patronizing ‘positive’ sexism

Sexism that sounds kind but still treats women as less capable.

例句
  • Some people see ‘women shouldn’t do dangerous jobs’ as benevolent sexism.
  • The training explained how benevolent sexism can limit women’s opportunities.
  • She pushed back against benevolent sexism that framed her as needing protection.

casual sexism

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/kˈæʒuəl sˈɛksɪzəm/
fixed phrase

offhand sexist comments

Sexism that people say or do casually, without thinking.

例句
  • The show was criticized for casual sexism in its dialogue.
  • He didn’t realize his comment was casual sexism until someone pointed it out.
  • They agreed to challenge casual sexism when it came up in the office.

everyday sexism

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/ˈɛvɹidˈeɪ sˈɛksɪzəm/
fixed phrase

ordinary daily sexist behavior

Common sexist comments or actions that happen in daily life.

例句
  • She shared examples of everyday sexism, like being talked over in meetings.
  • Everyday sexism can be hard to challenge because it’s often framed as a joke.
  • The workshop focused on recognizing and responding to everyday sexism.

institutional sexism

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/ˌɪnstɪtˈuʃənəl sˈɛksɪzəm/
fixed phrase

sexism built into institutions

Sexism that comes from an organization’s rules and habits.

例句
  • The report found evidence of institutional sexism in promotion decisions.
  • They updated their procedures to reduce institutional sexism in hiring and pay.
  • Campaigners argued that institutional sexism made it harder for women to advance.

internalized sexism

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/ɪntˈɚnəlˌaɪzd sˈɛksɪzəm/
fixed phrase technical

absorbing sexist beliefs yourself

When someone starts to believe sexist ideas about their own gender.

例句
  • She realized her fear of being seen as ‘bossy’ was linked to internalized sexism.
  • The group discussed how internalized sexism can affect confidence at work.
  • Therapy helped him notice internalized sexism in the way he judged certain jobs.

reverse sexism

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/ɹɪvˈɚs sˈɛksɪzəm/
fixed phrase

claimed sexism against men

A term some people use for sexism against men.

例句
  • He called the hiring initiative ‘reverse sexism,’ while others said it addressed unequal access.
  • The panel discussed why the term reverse sexism is controversial.
  • Some critics accused the program of reverse sexism, but the company rejected the claim.

sexism in the workplace

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/sˈɛksɪzəm ˈɪn ðə wˈɚkplˌeɪs/
fixed phrase

gender bias at work

Sexism that happens at work.

例句
  • The survey asked employees if they had experienced sexism in the workplace.
  • They introduced anonymous reporting to reduce sexism in the workplace.
  • Sexism in the workplace can show up in who gets credit for ideas.

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