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wom·en's movement AHD[wĭmʹĭnz] D.J.[ˈwɪmɪnz]K.K.[ˈwɪmɪnz]n.(名词)- A loosely organized movement in the United States beginning in the late 1960's and focusing chiefly on women's roles as wage earners, women's control of their own sexuality, an end to violence against women, and ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment:妇女运动:美国始于20世纪60年代末的组织松散的运动,主要焦点集中于妇女作为劳动者的作用、妇女对于自己性能力的控制、结束对妇女的暴力以及同等人权修正案的批准:"The women's movement brought new possibilities for social change, particularly for women"(Art in America)“妇女运动为社会变迁、尤其是为妇女提供了新可能性”(美国艺术)
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