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Definition of feminize in English: feminize(British feminise) verb ˈfɛmɪnʌɪzˈfɛməˌnaɪz [with object]1Make (something) more characteristic of or associated with women. 使（事物）女性化 as office roles changed, clerical work was increasingly feminized 随着办公室职能的变化，文书工作越来越女性化了。 Example sentencesExamples - Will his sex-change also feminize his personality, his attitudes, his spirit, and thus endanger my male friendship with him?
- The appointment of a woman as secretary-general of the Department of Education feminises the Irish education system to an astonishing degree.
- Over time, this element of her story is lost, and she is increasingly configured as a highly feminized martyr.
- To feminise it, it's all about accessories: the make-up and hair.
- We need to feminise economics and take seriously the new politics of gender, time and care if we are to nurture families in the new economy.
- The treatment feminised the past: it is veiled and mysterious, but might be available to us with the right chat-up line.
- Whereas Amelia is presented as masculinized, Rhyme appears feminized.
- In the 1930s the Soviet retail workforce was increasingly feminized.
- He argues that professionalization emerged as an ideology used by women and men social workers to overcome their marginal status and gain respectability in a new and increasingly feminized job market in the 20th century.
- Efforts have been made to feminise its content and to cover issues such as environmental damage and domestic abuse.
- On the other hand, there is evidence that some individual service sector occupations have been feminised with a replacement of male by female labour and some decline in male relative wage rates.
- The men who have entered female types of work are then contrasted with those that work in male jobs which are feminising, to illustrate some of the processes of marginalisation.
- For this group of men who won't feminise their behaviour, Britain is becoming increasingly unwelcoming.
- Once, however, Maria has entered the von Trapp household, she actively humanises, harmonises, and feminises these new environs.
- In contrast to the state-sanctioned violence of the first scene, the violence that dominates the rest of the play is feminized.
- Interestingly the practice among American surgeons has changed over the last few years - as it has in Australia, which is not to jump in too early with an operation which will feminise the baby.
- I refer to Kieron Wood's article about feminised Catholicism and share some of his concerns.
- I would feminise global politics and take to task those countries which refuse to co-operate with treaties such as the Kyoto Agreement.
- That's why I was really happy to play a character who's not overly feminized.
- The male singer avoids being feminized principally through two linguistic devices.
- 1.1 Induce female sexual characteristics in (a male).
使（雄性）雌性化；使（男性）女性化 Example sentencesExamples - Until then, most of the fish were very strongly feminized.
- These are detergent products, and they break down in the environment to be coming quite oestrogenically active, quite capable of feminising the fish.
- Taking estrogen can feminize appearance by increasing breast size, shrinking testicles, rounding the hips and reducing facial and body hair.
- In general, ovarian estrogens feminize and demasculinize the developing hypothalamus and perhaps other brain areas known to control copulatory behaviors.
Derivativesnoun fɛmɪnʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n But, they add, the feminization of medicine is helping to lower physician salaries, encourage part-time doctoring and exacerbate a looming shortage of physicians. Example sentencesExamples - I appreciated that it was not a feminization of a boy's name.
- To claim that they have free will is to overlook the growing feminization of poverty, which has become a crucial issue over the last 30 years.
- Documented evidence is now available to show that there is a correlation between the growth of the forces of globalization, and what has come to be known as the feminization of poverty, worldwide.
- One of the great mythic transformations of the early nineteenth century was the feminisation of angels.
Definition of feminize in US English: feminize(British feminise) verbˈfɛməˌnaɪzˈfeməˌnīz [with object]1Make (something) more characteristic of or associated with women. 使（事物）女性化 as office roles changed, clerical work was increasingly feminized 随着办公室职能的变化，文书工作越来越女性化了。 Example sentencesExamples - In contrast to the state-sanctioned violence of the first scene, the violence that dominates the rest of the play is feminized.
- The men who have entered female types of work are then contrasted with those that work in male jobs which are feminising, to illustrate some of the processes of marginalisation.
- To feminise it, it's all about accessories: the make-up and hair.
- The appointment of a woman as secretary-general of the Department of Education feminises the Irish education system to an astonishing degree.
- On the other hand, there is evidence that some individual service sector occupations have been feminised with a replacement of male by female labour and some decline in male relative wage rates.
- Whereas Amelia is presented as masculinized, Rhyme appears feminized.
- Efforts have been made to feminise its content and to cover issues such as environmental damage and domestic abuse.
- The male singer avoids being feminized principally through two linguistic devices.
- Interestingly the practice among American surgeons has changed over the last few years - as it has in Australia, which is not to jump in too early with an operation which will feminise the baby.
- He argues that professionalization emerged as an ideology used by women and men social workers to overcome their marginal status and gain respectability in a new and increasingly feminized job market in the 20th century.
- For this group of men who won't feminise their behaviour, Britain is becoming increasingly unwelcoming.
- The treatment feminised the past: it is veiled and mysterious, but might be available to us with the right chat-up line.
- Will his sex-change also feminize his personality, his attitudes, his spirit, and thus endanger my male friendship with him?
- We need to feminise economics and take seriously the new politics of gender, time and care if we are to nurture families in the new economy.
- I would feminise global politics and take to task those countries which refuse to co-operate with treaties such as the Kyoto Agreement.
- That's why I was really happy to play a character who's not overly feminized.
- In the 1930s the Soviet retail workforce was increasingly feminized.
- I refer to Kieron Wood's article about feminised Catholicism and share some of his concerns.
- Once, however, Maria has entered the von Trapp household, she actively humanises, harmonises, and feminises these new environs.
- Over time, this element of her story is lost, and she is increasingly configured as a highly feminized martyr.
- 1.1 Induce female sexual characteristics in (a male).
使（雄性）雌性化；使（男性）女性化 Example sentencesExamples - Until then, most of the fish were very strongly feminized.
- In general, ovarian estrogens feminize and demasculinize the developing hypothalamus and perhaps other brain areas known to control copulatory behaviors.
- Taking estrogen can feminize appearance by increasing breast size, shrinking testicles, rounding the hips and reducing facial and body hair.
- These are detergent products, and they break down in the environment to be coming quite oestrogenically active, quite capable of feminising the fish.
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