柯林斯詞典emasculate /??m?skj??le?t/ (emasculating,emasculated,emasculates) 1. V-T If someone or something is emasculated, they have been made weak and ineffective. 削弱; 使無效[表不滿] Left-wing dissidents have been emasculated and marginalized. 左翼持不同政見者已遭削弱并被邊緣化。 The company tried to emasculate the unions. 該公司試圖削弱工會(huì)的力量。 Since Japan's defeat, the military has remained largely emasculated. 自日本戰(zhàn)敗后,其軍隊(duì)力量已是大勢(shì)已去。2. emasculationN-UNCOUNT ...the emasculation of fundamental freedoms. ...對(duì)基本自由權(quán)利的削弱。3. V-T If a man is emasculated, he loses his male role, identity, or qualities. 使無男子氣[usu passive] [表不滿] No man here is emasculated by his high-achieving wife. 這里的男人并沒有被他們強(qiáng)勢(shì)的妻子削弱其男子氣概。 返回 emasculate劍橋詞典formal to reduce the effectiveness of something 使衰弱;使效力減弱 They were accused of trying to emasculate the report's recommendations . 他們被指責(zé)企圖貶低報(bào)告的可取之處。 formal to make a man feel less male by taking away his power and confidence 使缺少男子氣;使(男人)柔弱 A lot of men would feel emasculated if they stayed at home while their wives went out to work . 如果妻子出去工作而自己呆在家里,很多男人就會(huì)感到喪失了男子氣概。 biology specialized to remove the male parts of something 閹割 返回 emasculate