• adj. 兩性的；雌雄同體的

前綴bi-, 二。sex, 性。

bisexual (adj.)

1824, "having both sexes in one being, hermaphroditic," from bi- + sexual. Meaning "attracted to both sexes" is from 1914; the noun in this sense is attested from 1922, and compare bisexuality. Not in general use until 1950s. Ambisexual was proposed in this sense early 20c.

I suggest that the term ambisexuality be used in psychology instead of the expression "bisexual predisposition." This would connote that we understand by this predisposition, not the presence of male and female material in the organism (Fliess), nor of male and female sex hunger in the mind, but the child's psychical capacity for bestowing his erotism, originally objectless, on either the male or the female sex, or on both. [S. Ferenczi, "Sex in Psycho-Analysis," transl. Ernest Jones, Boston, 1916]

1. He was an active bisexual.

他是活躍的雙性戀者。

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2. The age at which this bisexual potential is completely lost varies with the species.

兩性潛能完全喪失的年齡,因畜種而異.

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3. The image of bisexual body is indispensable to Zhang Ailing's writings.

摘要張愛(ài)玲的寫作離不開(kāi)兩性軀體形象.

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4. This will very likely also be true of homosexual and bisexual relationships.

接納同性和雙性性關(guān)系也極可能變?yōu)楝F(xiàn)實(shí).

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5. The image of bisexual body is indispensable to Ailings writings.

張愛(ài)玲的寫作離不開(kāi)兩性軀體形象.

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