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Перевод: sexist

[прилагательное]
женоненавистнический;
[существительное]
женофоб

Тезаурус:

1. The ultimate Ogre-Cop: racist, sexist, fascist and reactionary.
2. Does the association of low pitch with authority and high pitch with lack of it have any reasonable basis, or is it simply a sexist prejudice through which everything that marks a speaker out as female becomes a cause for complaint and a proof of inferiority?
3. Bookchin responded, just in order to rescue the new environmental consciousness from itself, with the notion of Social Ecology, aiming at advancing "a serious challenge to society with its vast, hierarchical, sexist, class-ruled, status appa-ratus and militaristic history".
4. Although many of his lyrics have been in the sexist style known as slackness (ironically, incredibly popular amongst women in Jamaica) Shabba has also rhymed on cultural if not overtly political topics.
5. I accept, though, that taken out of context (as on the envelope) the quotation can appear sexist and insensitive.
6. Dear Guitarist After the recent debate over sexist ads in Guitarist , I feel that I have to respond to an ad running in your magazine.
7. Reporters from The New York Times , The New York Post , and other media received a different press release, attributing to me racist and sexist beliefs.
8. The article concludes that ASWs need be aware of potential sexist GP practice, that their psychosocial perspective is critical to assessment and that ASW training should include gender issues.
9. In any case, Ms Average is a product of her sexist society.
10. The rest are highly unsatisfactory: "to sleep with" is the reverse of the truth; "to make love" is far from always the case; "to screw" implies male conquest and female submission in altogether too sexist a way; "to copulate" is technical; "to fornicate" is legalistic; "to bang" is too loud; "to bunk up" sounds uncomfortable; and "to get it on", "to have it away", and "to have it in", are three very crude euphemisms.
11. In The Comedians , when the once-famous comic tries to explain the healing power of humour, he has to work against his students, who keep falling back into racist, sexist jokes, jokes about cripples, jokes about anyone who is different.
12. The Tatler recently took this amatory assessment route in an issue devoted to horizontal jogging - this was the edition which suggested that Prince Charles was Britain's sexist man.
13. Of course they're going to find in Scripture the sexist views which conform to their own narrow-minded view of the world.