machismo
41machismo — ma·chis·mo || mÉ‘ tʃËɪzməʊ /mÉ™ kɪz n. assertive masculinity which is often characterized by aggressiveness and dominance over women, male chauvinism, quality of being macho …
42machismo — [mə kɪzməʊ, tʃɪz ] noun strong or aggressive masculine pride. Origin 1940s: from Mex. Sp., from macho male …
43machismo — machi/smo / maˈtʃizmo/ [vc. dello sp. del Messico, da macho] s. m. 1. virilità, mascolinità. 2. maschilismo …
44machismo — noun (U) traditional male behaviour that emphasizes how brave, strong, and sexually attractive a man is …
45machismo — n virility, masculinity, manliness; he manliness, two fistedness, Sl. the cult of balls; male chauvinism, sexism, air of a super stud; toughness, brawn, grit, courage; arrogance, scorn, indifference; unsentimentality, insensitivity; All Fig.… …
46machismo — ma·chis·mo …
47machismo — UK [məˈtʃɪzməʊ] / UK [məˈkɪzməʊ] / US [məˈkɪzmoʊ] / US [məˈtʃɪzmoʊ] noun [uncountable] showing disapproval a macho attitude …
48machismo — /məˈtʃɪzmoʊ / (say muh chizmoh), /məˈkɪzmoʊ / (say muh kizmoh) noun flamboyant virility; masculine display emphasising strength. {Mexican Spanish} …
49Machismo — Ma|chis|mo [... tʃ̮ɪ... ], der; [s] <spanisch> (übersteigertes Männlichkeitsgefühl) …
50machismo — n. exaggeratedly assertive manliness; a show of masculinity. Etymology: Sp. f. macho MALE f. L masculus …