intersex / ˈɪn tərˌsɛks /

⚽高中词汇双性人双性双性伴侣双性的

intersex2 个定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. noting or relating to a person, animal, or plant having male and female reproductive organs, or in which the chromosomal patterns do not fall under typical definitions of male and female; intersexual: an intersex person;All clownfish are intersex.
n. 名词 noun
  1. Sometimes Offensive. a person, animal, or plant having intersex characteristics.

更多intersex例句

  1. This builds on the 2019 decision to exclude South Africa’s Caster Semenya, who was ruled to be intersex and forced to take testosterone suppressants to continue to compete.
  2. The State Department, according to Blinken, has also begun the process to allow people who identify as non-binary, intersex or gender non-conforming to choose a gender-neutral gender marker for their passports and CRBAs.
  3. David initially deferred to medical experts and noted sex and gender can be different concepts, but then concluded “it’s not limited to two,” citing for example people who are intersex.
  4. Throughout the world, intersex children are still subjected to unnecessary medical interventions to change their sex characteristics when they are too young to decide for themselves.
  5. For the future, more legal changes are necessary to protect intersex children.
  6. Now that the public is aware of your intersex status, do you fear that will change your relationship with him?
  7. I feel like I have this opportunity to turn this into something good and teach people about intersex.
  8. Ignorance about the existence of persons with intersex conditions is hardly limited to the religious.
  9. The truth is that intersex just might be the silver bullet in the culture wars about sex and gender.
  10. The power of intersex bodies is their ability to disrupt social norms.