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Definition of circumcision in English: circumcisionnoun səːkəmˈsɪʒ(ə)nˈsərkəmˌsɪʒən mass noun1The action or practice of circumcising a young boy or man. 包皮环割术,环切术,割礼。参见FEMALE CIRCUMCISION Example sentencesExamples - Kubu was once used as a site for the initiation and circumcision of young boys.
- Brit Milah, or circumcision, is performed on a Jewish male eight days after he is born.
- I am a pediatric surgeon who has observed numerous circumcisions done by excellent Mohelim.
- In an effort to meet what he believes are his younger mistress' true desires, Nick even undergoes adult circumcision.
- The wanted them to face charges of practising circumcision without a permit.
- Some groups practice circumcision of boys aged ten to twelve to mark their passage into manhood.
- Male circumcision is the most commonly performed surgical operation in the United States.
- As furor over female genital mutilation grows, so does the criticism of male circumcision.
- In the past, young boys underwent ritual circumcision at a relatively late age.
- This is an extremely rare type of cancer, and circumcision may only offer protection if done in childhood, not during puberty.
- Ever since Abraham, circumcision was the way Jews marked their covenant with God.
- Male initiation in the form of circumcision is practiced among most Xhosa groups.
- Infant male circumcision as practised by the Jews occurs on the eighth day after birth.
- The bris, or ritual circumcision, takes place eight days after birth.
- There is nothing moral or immoral about the choices we make about circumcision.
- At present, circumcision is only available on health grounds at the majority of the country's hospitals.
- Young men who undergo circumcision at the same time become part of a social group that lasts for a lifetime.
- Although circumcision is carried out more often on babies and young boys, it can be performed on men of any age.
- Male circumcision is one of the most common surgical operations done worldwide and is considered by many to be a minor procedure.
- Sometimes circumcision is carried out for religious reasons.
- 1.1 (in church use) the feast of the Circumcision of Christ, 1 January.
(宗教用语) 割礼节(1月1日,纪念耶稣受割礼) Example sentencesExamples - Most secular celebrations also are tied to religious holidays, like Christmas or New Year's (the Circumcision of Jesus).
- New Years is still observed as the Feast of Christ's Circumcision by some denominations.
2The action or practice of circumcising a girl or young woman; female circumcision. 包皮环割术,环切术,割礼。参见FEMALE CIRCUMCISION Example sentencesExamples - The circumcision of a girl is performed in infancy.
- 'By the end of that year, it appeared that we had reduced the circumcision of girls by 36 percent,' he added.
- The programme has also helped to cut down the number of young girls lined up for circumcision in the area this year.
- Both songs are traditionally sung by girls during circumcision.
- Circumcision deprives girls of much of their ability to experience sexual pleasure.
- Her father, who died five years ago, also decided that the local practice of circumcision was not for his girls.
- An Australian couple has appeared in court for allegedly organising an illegal circumcision of their one-year-old baby girl in Indonesian province of Bali.
- In 1999, in Paris, they found someone who had performed 50 circumcisions on young girls.
- There is a sharp increase in the number of girls and women undergoing circumcision in the country.
- Women who advocate circumcision for their daughters feel they are protecting their own as well as their daughter's virginity and their family's reputation.
OriginMiddle English: from late Latin circumcisio(n-), from the verb circumcidere (see circumcise). Rhymescollision, concision, decision, derision, division, elision, envision, excision, imprecision, incision, misprision, precisian, precision, provision, scission, vision Definition of circumcision in US English: circumcisionnounˈsərkəmˌsiZHənˈsərkəmˌsɪʒən 1The action or practice of circumcising a young boy or man. 包皮环割术,环切术,割礼。参见FEMALE CIRCUMCISION Example sentencesExamples - At present, circumcision is only available on health grounds at the majority of the country's hospitals.
- Male initiation in the form of circumcision is practiced among most Xhosa groups.
- The wanted them to face charges of practising circumcision without a permit.
- Kubu was once used as a site for the initiation and circumcision of young boys.
- The bris, or ritual circumcision, takes place eight days after birth.
- As furor over female genital mutilation grows, so does the criticism of male circumcision.
- In an effort to meet what he believes are his younger mistress' true desires, Nick even undergoes adult circumcision.
- Infant male circumcision as practised by the Jews occurs on the eighth day after birth.
- Male circumcision is the most commonly performed surgical operation in the United States.
- There is nothing moral or immoral about the choices we make about circumcision.
- In the past, young boys underwent ritual circumcision at a relatively late age.
- Some groups practice circumcision of boys aged ten to twelve to mark their passage into manhood.
- Ever since Abraham, circumcision was the way Jews marked their covenant with God.
- Brit Milah, or circumcision, is performed on a Jewish male eight days after he is born.
- I am a pediatric surgeon who has observed numerous circumcisions done by excellent Mohelim.
- This is an extremely rare type of cancer, and circumcision may only offer protection if done in childhood, not during puberty.
- Sometimes circumcision is carried out for religious reasons.
- Although circumcision is carried out more often on babies and young boys, it can be performed on men of any age.
- Male circumcision is one of the most common surgical operations done worldwide and is considered by many to be a minor procedure.
- Young men who undergo circumcision at the same time become part of a social group that lasts for a lifetime.
- 1.1 (in church use) the feast of the Circumcision of Jesus, January 1.
(宗教用语) 割礼节(1月1日,纪念耶稣受割礼) Example sentencesExamples - New Years is still observed as the Feast of Christ's Circumcision by some denominations.
- Most secular celebrations also are tied to religious holidays, like Christmas or New Year's (the Circumcision of Jesus).
2The action or practice of circumcising a girl or young woman; female circumcision. 包皮环割术,环切术,割礼。参见FEMALE CIRCUMCISION Example sentencesExamples - The circumcision of a girl is performed in infancy.
- The programme has also helped to cut down the number of young girls lined up for circumcision in the area this year.
- Circumcision deprives girls of much of their ability to experience sexual pleasure.
- An Australian couple has appeared in court for allegedly organising an illegal circumcision of their one-year-old baby girl in Indonesian province of Bali.
- Both songs are traditionally sung by girls during circumcision.
- In 1999, in Paris, they found someone who had performed 50 circumcisions on young girls.
- There is a sharp increase in the number of girls and women undergoing circumcision in the country.
- 'By the end of that year, it appeared that we had reduced the circumcision of girls by 36 percent,' he added.
- Women who advocate circumcision for their daughters feel they are protecting their own as well as their daughter's virginity and their family's reputation.
- Her father, who died five years ago, also decided that the local practice of circumcision was not for his girls.
OriginMiddle English: from late Latin circumcisio(n-), from the verb circumcidere (see circumcise). |