sexed

• 过时形容词，指具有性别特征或处于性兴奋状态；现很少单独使用，主要用于复合词，如“over-sexed”或“under-sexed”。

An archaic adjective meaning having sexual characteristics or being sexually excited; now rarely used except in specific compound terms like 'over-sexed' or 'under-sexed'.

1. Having sexual differentiationB2formal

   Describes an organism that has been identified or categorized as male or female based on its reproductive organs or genetic makeup.

   已分性别的

   • The chicks were sexed by a veterinarian shortly after hatching.
   • In many species, the young are not easily sexed until they mature.
   • The farmer sexed the newborn lambs to separate them into different pens.

   同义词unisexual

   反义词unsexed

2. Characterized by sexualityC1informal

   Describes something that is strongly marked by or focused on sexual activity or desire.

   性化的

   • The movie was criticized for its highly sexed content.
   • He wrote a series of sexed-up novels that became bestsellers.
   • The advertisement was considered too sexed for a family audience.

   同义词amorouscarnaleroticlibidinouslustfulpassionatesensualsexual

• 动词，指确定生物个体的性别；在非正式语境中，指进行性行为。

A verb used to indicate the act of determining the sex of an organism or, in informal contexts, engaging in sexual activity.

1. Determine the sex ofB2formal

   To identify or determine whether an animal or person is male or female.

   鉴定性别

   • The biologist sexed the chicks to study population dynamics.
   • Veterinarians often sex reptiles by examining their scales.
   • The farmer sexed the newborn lambs for record-keeping.

2. Engage in sexual activityC1informal

   To have sexual intercourse with someone.

   性交

   • They were caught sexing in the back of the car.
   • The novel describes characters sexing without emotional attachment.
   • He bragged about sexing multiple partners last weekend.

   同义词bangbedbonkcopulatedo itfornicatefuckget it onhumplaymake lovescrewshagsleep with

短语动词变体sex up