gay

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Coloursgaygay1 /ɡeɪ/ S3 W3 adjective 1 HOMOSEXUALif someone, especially a man, is gay, they are sexually attracted to people of the same sex SYN homosexual, → straight, lesbian the gay community in London gay men and lesbians a gay bar a campaigner for gay rights (=equal treatment for gay people)2 old-fashionedCC bright or attractive gay colours3 old-fashionedHAPPY cheerful and excited She felt excited and quite gay. 4 → with gay abandon5 informal stupid or not good. Some people think that this word is offensive.That was a gay thing to do! —gayness noun [uncountable] → gaily, gaietygaygay2 noun [countable] HOMOSEXUALsomeone who is homosexual, especially a manOrigin gay1 (1200-1300) Old French gai “happy”

单词	gay
释义	gay From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Coloursgaygay1 /ɡeɪ/ ●●○ S3 W3 adjective 1 HOMOSEXUALif someone, especially a man, is gay, they are sexually attracted to people of the same sex SYN homosexual, → straight, lesbian the gay community in London gay men and lesbians a gay bar a campaigner for gay rights (=equal treatment for gay people)2 old-fashionedCC bright or attractive gay colours3 old-fashionedHAPPY cheerful and excited She felt excited and quite gay. 4 → with gay abandon5 informal stupid or not good. Some people think that this word is offensive.That was a gay thing to do! —gayness noun [uncountable] → gaily, gaietygaygay2 ●○○ noun [countable] HOMOSEXUALsomeone who is homosexual, especially a manOrigin gay1 (1200-1300) Old French gai “happy”
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