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1 féminiser
féminiser [feminize]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbto feminize ; [+ mot] to find a feminine form for2. reflexive verb* * *feminize
1.
1) to open [something] up to women [profession]2) to make [somebody/something] more feminine [personne, vêtement]3) Biologie to feminize
2.
se féminiser verbe pronominal [profession] ( s'ouvrir aux femmes) to become more open to women; ( avoir moins d'hommes) to become predominantly female* * *feminize vt1) [profession, groupe] to open up to women2) [apparence, manières, personne] to feminize3) LINGUISTIQUE to put into the feminine* * *féminiser verb table: aimerA vtr1 to open [sth] up to women [profession, organisation];2 to make [sth] more feminine [vêtement];3 to make [sb] more feminine [personne];4 Biol to feminize.B se féminiser vpr [profession] ( s'ouvrir aux femmes) to become more open to women; ( avoir moins d'hommes) to become predominantly female.[feminize] verbe transitif2. GRAMMAIRE [mot] to put into the feminine gender3. [homme] to make effeminate4. SOCIOLOGIE————————se féminiser verbe pronominal intransitif2. [homme] to become effeminate3. SOCIOLOGIE
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