lgbt

/ˌel.dʒiː.biːˈtiː/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌel.dʒiː.biːˈtiː/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌel dʒiː biː ˈtiː/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌel dʒiː biː ˈtiː/ (ame, ipa)

lgbt — 形容詞

  • lgbtpositive
  • lgbtercomparative
  • lgbtestsuperlative

1. used for people, groups, events, or ideas connected specifically with the commun

1.形容詞B2
釋義

同志群體的

與女同、男同、雙性戀、跨性別群體有關

used for people, groups, events, or ideas connected specifically with the communities named by the letters L, G, B, and T

例句

Kenji volunteers at an LGBT youth center near Osaka every Saturday.

Kenji 每週六都會在大阪附近的一間 LGBT 青少年中心當志工。

LGBT + noun for a community service

The school added an LGBT support group after several students asked for help.

幾名學生求助後,學校增設了 LGBT 支援團體。

LGBT + noun for a school organization

同義詞
  • LGBTQ+

    newer and more inclusive umbrella adjective

  • queer

    shorter umbrella label that can sound more political or personal

反義詞

文法句型

LGBT + noun

用法筆記

Common before nouns such as community, rights, youth, or history. Use this sense when the context clearly points to the four named groups rather than a wider umbrella label.

2. used as a broader umbrella label for communities or services that include LGBT p

2.形容詞B2
釋義

性少數的

作為更廣泛的多元性別與性傾向統稱

used as a broader umbrella label for communities or services that include LGBT people and also others whose sexuality or gender does not fit straight and cisgender norms

例句

The counselor said the LGBT housing network also welcomes questioning students.

輔導員說,這個 LGBT 住宿網絡也歡迎仍在摸索身分的學生。

umbrella use that includes people beyond the four letters

Quan joined an LGBT chat group that includes queer and asexual members.

Quan 加入了一個 LGBT 聊天群組,裡面也有酷兒與無性戀成員。

同義詞
  • LGBTQ+

    more explicit modern umbrella form with a plus sign

  • sexual-minority

    formal research label rather than an everyday community term

  • queer

    single-word umbrella term that not everyone chooses for themselves

反義詞

文法句型

LGBT + noun

用法筆記

Often chosen by schools, charities, and local governments as a practical umbrella term. Distinguish from sense 1 when the context explicitly includes identities beyond the four letters, such as queer, questioning, asexual, or intersex people.

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