gender role
- noun
- /ˈdʒɛndər roʊl/
- We asked about childcare and housework, lot of questions about gender roles and gender norms and thoughts about policy.
- traditional gender roles
- masculine gender role
- feminine gender role
Have you seen the nature of gender roles change a lot in that time?
- Have you seen the nature of gender roles change a lot in that time?
- And both of these spheres are like reinforcing these gender roles.
- That is, you know, looser sexual relationships and gender roles that allow homosexuality or bisexuality.
- But you know, so like, let's think about this in terms of like gender roles within a marriage.
- The modern world was built on these gender roles.
- When we think of ancient times, we all learned that there were set gender roles.
- So today I just wanted to do a very casual non scripted video all about gender roles and parenting.
- And that is this kind of notion of traditional gender roles and and you know what it means to be a man, for example.
- No, because narcissistic personality disorder occurs before our sex and our gender roles have even set in.
- And in terms of the gender role aspect, I mean, I imagine that in the hetero couples that you see that's got to factor into a lot of this.
- There is this kind of preservation of traditional gender roles of that there.
- But one of them is marriage and gender roles.
- And of course this extends to gender, gender roles and gender expression too.
- So people can say what they like, good or bad about so-called gender roles.
- There was just so like underlying talk about gender roles and, and like the role of a woman.
- Aristotle, because of the culture that he grew up in, he thought a very rigid gender roles for men and women.
Examples
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Turkish society is accepted as highly patriarchal, with clear-cut gender role differences.
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That was the first time someone went to court to challenge his or her prescribed gender role.
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Have you seen the nature of gender roles change a lot in that time?
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You know that book you wrote talking about gender roles and relationships?
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Where do gender roles come from?
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What is the relationship between gender roles, performances, and individual gender identity?
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Finally, one of the goals of this study was to understand the intersection of gender roles, performances, and individual identity.
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All societies have recognized differences between gender roles and have treated male activities as more significant than female ones.
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Despite distinctive gender roles, immigrant women's lives have always been intertwined with those of immigrant men.
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The study examined how media influences perceptions of gender roles in society.
How Traditional
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is transparently compositional: 'gender' names the social/sex category and 'role' denotes the expected duties or behaviors, so 'gender role' naturally means the behaviors associated with a particular gender. This is a common, cross-linguistically paralleled construction and therefore a B1 learner who knows the two constituents would readily infer the meaning.
Etymology
Gender role comes from the idea of a 'role' in a play: gender names being 'male' or 'female' and role is the 'part' someone plays. So gender role means the public part or behavior people 'expect' from a man or a woman.