害怕同性恋的

基本解释 (translations)

homophobic

与害怕同性恋的相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

Thus, gay magazines have gradually dropped furtiveness and euphemism, but put in their place "an topic vision of a post-gay-liberation subculture" in which nobody is scared, sick or ugly.

因此，同志杂志已逐渐得停止小心翼翼和迂回委婉，但是回到他们自己的地盘"后同性恋解放亚文化主题远景"中，没有人害怕，病假或丑陋。

The 1950s were the era of McCarthyism: it was a common fear of US writers and artists that to be viewed as a smart aleck might be a preliminary to being attacked as a homosexual and thence, by a curious progression, as a communist -- that is, to be an intellectual implied that one was suspicious and unreliable.

的《雄辩的大学问家》（The Silver Eggheads，1958FSF；1961）呈现了一个可怕的设想，一个只有机器人才能创新的有趣的反智力社会。20世纪50年代是麦卡锡主义时期：美国的作家和艺术家都害怕被看作是个聪明人，因为这可能意味着会被当作同性恋而被攻击，再经过某种莫名其妙的过程，被看作共产党员——这就是说，如果是个知识分子，就意味着这个人是可疑而不可信任的。

On the flip side stands South Korea, where there is no legislation banning gay sex but where gay people say they cannot be open about their sexuality for fear of being treated as social pariahs.

但在韩国，虽然没有禁止男同性恋的法律，但男同性恋者表示，他们不能公开自己的性取向，因为他们害怕被视为社会&渣子&。