menfolk

英 [ˈmenfəʊk]

美 [ˈmenfoʊk]

n.  (统称家庭或社群中的)男人

复数：menfolk　

BNC.23925 / COCA.36056

牛津词典

noun

• （统称家庭或社群中的）男人
  men of a particular family or community
  1. a society sending its menfolk off to war
     把男人送上战场的社会

柯林斯词典

• (家庭中或社会上的)男人们
  When women refer to theirmenfolk, they mean the men in their family or society.

双语例句

• The women have a lot to do with their menfolk leaving the land.
  这些妇女跟她们家男人的离乡背井有很大关系。
• As for the women, they had to look after old and young alike besides catering for their money-earning menfolk.
  那些妇人们，既得顾着老的，又得顾着小的，还得敷衍年轻挣钱的男人。
• Spend the very little money our menfolk earn.
  花掉男人们赚来的钱。
• For some of us, the challenge of keeping our menfolk fit and well goes way beyond encouraging them to lay off the Player's Navy Cut.
  对于某些人来说，保持合适的男人的挑战，以及鼓励他们超越裁员播放机的海军切割方式。
• Korean companies are shipping workers home, cutting off school fees and repatriating wives and children without their menfolk to cut costs.
  韩国企业正遣返员工，削减学费，遣送员工家属回国，以削减成本。
• So like you menfolk, isn't it?
  你们男人都这样的，是不是啊？
• Perhaps it is to keep their menfolk virtuous.
  也许是为了保持她们的男人的贞洁。
• With the menfolk away at war, women got their first crack at the male preserves of employment and sport.
  由于男人们都去了战场，女人们第一次在男性专属的职业和运动中一展身手。
• Have you ever heard of the bold and unconstrained bamboo drum performance presented by the menfolk of Gaoshan nationality?
  你听过用竹筒敲击出来的高山族男人们那一份狂欢与豪放吗！
• He described the customs of the menfolk of his family.
  他描述了他们家男人的习惯。