macho

形容词大男子气概的

名词男子汉

名词

1. 男子的 男子气的：in-migrant 移来者, 迁入者 <单词词性>移来的 | macho 男子的 男子气的 | automatic flour handling plant 面粉自动化包装贮运车间

2. 男子气的：borderland 边界地方 | macho 男子气的 | Mediterranean 地中海

3. 有男子气概的：incoming 看球 | macho 有男子氣概的 | scary 真的

4. 大丈夫,男子汉：whiny:好发牢骚的,嘀咕不停的,烦躁的 | macho:大丈夫,男子汉 | citrus:柠檬;柑子;橘子;柚子(果实)

5. macho：massive compact halo object; 森林

1. 富有男子汉气概的;大男子主义的
    You use macho to describe men who are very conscious and proud of their masculinity.

    e.g. He was an extremely macho man.
           他是个很大男子主义的人。
    e.g. ...displays of macho bravado...
           摆出男人的威风

1. The boy surnamed Shen and three of his buddies destroyed two advertising hoardings in a macho contest to prove who was the toughest.

2. Many were bred and trained for aggressiveness, becoming macho status symbols for their male owners.

3. Flowery romance is not " macho " enough for the American man and sentiment is simply not practical.

4. Both sentences will go some way to appeasing critics of the court, who say its judges are mostly conservative macho men.

5. Maybe that explains why there are few women who have endured the macho arena of reporting and climbed the corporate ladder to the top.

6. Leftist deputy Enrique Perez Correa said Mexico was more liberal than its macho image portrayed.

7. macho

7. Schwarzenegger had been scheduled to begin filming the drama " Cry Macho " this summer and was in negotiations to reprise his popular " Terminator " roles.

8. Gangsta rap music comes from people who live in a violent society and in response adopt a macho identity.

9. All the tunes about steel workers in China sounded very macho and featured an army of baritones.

10. Women are notably absent from the stage in " 2 " as 22 actors battle the " Mediterranean macho male " culture.

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