ageist

美 [?e?d??st] 　英 ['e?d??st]

• adj.歧視老年人的；對老年人不公正的
• n.不尊老的人
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)年齡歧視者

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：ageists  

英漢解釋

adj.	1. 歧視老年人的;對老年人不公正的
n.	1. 歧視老年人的人,不尊老的人

英英解釋

adj.	1. treating older people in an unfair or insulting way
n.	1. someone who treats older people in an unfair or insulting way

例句

Second, it is ageist as women who have come out of the menopause don't have so much oestrogen any more.

第二，它存在年齡歧視，因為更年期過后，女性不再擁有那么多的雌性激素。

This article reflects on the ageist attitudes that hold sway in he intellectual debate over long-term nursing care.

這篇文章反映了年齡歧視的態(tài)度，在他主持長期護理知識辯論占據(jù)主導(dǎo)地位。

The article seemed somewhat insensitive and ageist to me.

在我看來，這篇文章有點麻木并帶有歧視老人的味道。

They are not going to announce it to their families because, just like teenagers, they become acutely aware of ageist prejudices.

他們沒有打算向他們的家人宣告這些，因為就和年輕人一樣，他們也變得十分害怕對他們的年齡偏見。

How delightful to find an arriviste underling of 53 and a slacking boss of 70 in a thrusting, ageist industry such as investment banking.

在投資銀行這樣一個沖勁十足、歧視老齡的行業(yè)中，能找到一個野心勃勃的53歲下屬和一個泄了勁兒的70歲的老板，是多么令人欣喜啊。

If we do, then we're bending to a viciously sexist and ageist ideal.

如果是的話，那我們就是屈服于性別歧視和年齡歧視。