英语
替代写法
- maydenhead (弃用)
词源
来自maiden + -head。
名词
maidenhead（可数 & 不可数，复数 maidenheads）
- (不可数) 处女
- 近义词： maidhood、maidenhood
- 1713，Sir John Willes， The Speech that was Intended to Have Been Spoken by the Terræ-Filius: In the Theatre at O----d, July 13, 1713, Had Not His Mouth Been Stopp'd by the V. Ch------r:
- Put in but little Silver or Gold, for if you do, you quite spoil the Compoſition ; but inſtead thereof, add of Tradeſmens Bills for Cloaths, to the Value of 100 l. [¶] Laſtly, Take away the Girl's Maidenhead, and then the Compoſition is fit for Uſe.
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- 1760，John Dryden， The Miscellaneous Works: Containing All His Original Poems, Tales, and Translations, 页号367:
- Gallants, a bashful poet bids me say,
He's come to lose his maidenhead to-day.
Be not too fierce; for he's but green of age,
And ne'er, till now, debauch'd upon the stage.- （请为本引文添加中文翻译）
- 1951，Geoffrey Chaucer; Nevill Coghill, transl.， The Canterbury Tales: Translated into Modern English (Penguin Classics)，Penguin Books，出版年份1977, 页号363:
- My lord, […] / I brought you nothing else it may be said / But faith and nakedness and maidenhead.
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- 1900，John Gower， The English Works of John Gower:
- She prayed to Pallas, and by her help escaped from him in the form of a crow, rejoicing more to keep her maidenhead white under the blackness of the feathers than to lose it and be adorned with the fairest pearls.
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- 1995，Ruth H. Finnegan; Margaret Orbell; Reader in Maori Head of Department of Maori Margaret Orbell， South Pacific Oral Traditions，Indiana University Press, →ISBN, 页号70:
- So the reference to the plucking of the ginger flower is again an indirect allusion to the taking of the girl's maidenhead .
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- 2004，Yu Jin Ko， Mutability and Division on Shakespeare's Stage, 页号70:
- The gender reversals that pervade this play continue mischievously in the man's maidenhead being the undisclosed secret.
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- 2004，Margaret Doner， Merlin's Handbook for Seekers and Starseeds，iUniverse, →ISBN, 页号94:
- “ […] He said that Katheryn told him he should have her maidenhead, though it be painful to her. I told him to be gone with his empty promises of marriage. But I doubt not that Mr. Mannox has known her intimately.”
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- 2006，C. Harol， Enlightened Virginity in Eighteenth-Century Literature，Springer, →ISBN, 页号87:
- […] a young virgin makes an even trade of her maidenhead for a hat that she desires. She negotiates with the haberdasher, who originally stipulated for her maidenhead plus a crown […]
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- 2009， The Milieu and Context of the Wooing Group, 页号141:
- The penis imagery becomes apparent: the nails are 'blunt' and 'large', designed to push through the fair skin in body parts (feet, hands) that had earlier been described in erotically-charged language. As if losing his maidenhead, Christ's body 'bursts' when entered, bringing forth a gush of blood that mars his white (womanly) skin.
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- 2015，Colin Wilson， A Casebook of Murder:
- Almost immediately afterwards, Scanlan discovered that the marriage was legal; Ellie was his wife. He began to feel that he had paid an exceptionally high price for his maidenhead.
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- (解剖学) 处女膜
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