virginity
virginity 英 [və'dʒɪnɪtɪ] 美 [vɚ'dʒɪnəti]
n. 童贞；处女；纯洁
名词复数:virginities
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- n. 童贞；处女；纯洁
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1. As I wrote in my previous column, it has even tried to humiliate female activists by subjecting them to forced “virginity exams.
正如我在先前的专栏中所写到的，他们甚至试图通过强制进行“童贞测试”来羞辱女性活动者。
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2. But, maybe we need to throw out the idea of virginity altogether, toss away the idea that you “lose” something from a single act.
但是，也许我们需要完全丢掉处女这个概念，不要有从一个行为中你会失去什么的想法。
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3. We can't know just what force virginity would exude, and so the speech leaves us where we began, in a state of uncertainty concerning the ultimate strength of this virtue of sexual abstinence.
童贞能散发出怎样的力量我们不得而知，因此演讲将我们带到起点，那是一个不确定的状态,有关性行为节制这一美德到底有怎样的力量。
- virginity (n.) c. 1300, from Anglo-French and Old French virginite "(state of) virginity; innocence" (10c. in Old French), from Latin virginitatem (nominative virginitas) "maidenhood, virginity," from virgo (see virgin).
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