Definition of gender reassignment in English:

gender reassignment

noun

mass noun

The process whereby a person's physical sexual characteristics are changed by means of medical procedures such as surgery or hormone treatment.
as modifier gender reassignment surgery
Example sentencesExamples
- Recognition of gender reassignment will involve some blurring of the normally accepted biological distinction between male and female.
- She was born a man and underwent gender reassignment surgery 20 years ago to become a woman.
- Surely, you're not suggesting that people undergo all the difficulties and trauma associated with gender reassignment to conform to a social construct?
- But in the early 1970s she became famous for being one of the first people in Australia to undergo a gender reassignment operation.
- In the early 1970s, only around 15% of those requesting surgery were "granted" gender reassignment surgery.
- It is questionable whether the successful completion of some sort of surgical intervention should be an essential prerequisite to the recognition of gender reassignment.
- She was working on her doctorate while undergoing gender reassignment.
- An employee at an educational establishment told management that he intended to undergo gender reassignment.
- Thus the circumstances in which, and the purposes for which, gender reassignment is recognised are matters of much importance.
- In addition that was important to her 'real life test', whereby the applicant needed to show that she was able to and wanted to live as a woman, before taking further steps in relation to gender reassignment.
- Cosmetic surgery and gender reassignment are often unavailable in the NHS for similar reasons.
- Having never heard of gender dysphoria, the state of mind which characterizes the desire for gender reassignment, I was naive about the complexity or intensity of the process.
- The two-year Real Life Experience remains a general requirement for obtaining gender reassignment surgery on the NHS.
- A urologist may help, but a plastic surgeon specializing in gender reassignment may be ideal.
- As for my new stepsister, Emma is now an attractive young woman hoping to undergo gender reassignment surgery later this year.
- It will not be necessary for full gender reassignment surgery to have taken place.
- Nine more months and two professionals' letters of support later, I underwent gender reassignment surgery.

Definition of gender reassignment in US English:

gender reassignment

noun

The process whereby a person's physical sexual characteristics are changed by means of medical procedures such as surgery or hormone treatment.
as modifier gender reassignment surgery
Example sentencesExamples
- She was working on her doctorate while undergoing gender reassignment.
- Having never heard of gender dysphoria, the state of mind which characterizes the desire for gender reassignment, I was naive about the complexity or intensity of the process.
- A urologist may help, but a plastic surgeon specializing in gender reassignment may be ideal.
- In addition that was important to her 'real life test', whereby the applicant needed to show that she was able to and wanted to live as a woman, before taking further steps in relation to gender reassignment.
- It is questionable whether the successful completion of some sort of surgical intervention should be an essential prerequisite to the recognition of gender reassignment.
- Recognition of gender reassignment will involve some blurring of the normally accepted biological distinction between male and female.
- In the early 1970s, only around 15% of those requesting surgery were "granted" gender reassignment surgery.
- Thus the circumstances in which, and the purposes for which, gender reassignment is recognised are matters of much importance.
- An employee at an educational establishment told management that he intended to undergo gender reassignment.
- Surely, you're not suggesting that people undergo all the difficulties and trauma associated with gender reassignment to conform to a social construct?
- As for my new stepsister, Emma is now an attractive young woman hoping to undergo gender reassignment surgery later this year.
- The two-year Real Life Experience remains a general requirement for obtaining gender reassignment surgery on the NHS.
- Nine more months and two professionals' letters of support later, I underwent gender reassignment surgery.
- Cosmetic surgery and gender reassignment are often unavailable in the NHS for similar reasons.
- But in the early 1970s she became famous for being one of the first people in Australia to undergo a gender reassignment operation.
- She was born a man and underwent gender reassignment surgery 20 years ago to become a woman.
- It will not be necessary for full gender reassignment surgery to have taken place.

单词	gender reassignment
释义	Definition of gender reassignment in English: gender reassignment noun mass noun The process whereby a person's physical sexual characteristics are changed by means of medical procedures such as surgery or hormone treatment. as modifier gender reassignment surgery Example sentencesExamples Recognition of gender reassignment will involve some blurring of the normally accepted biological distinction between male and female. She was born a man and underwent gender reassignment surgery 20 years ago to become a woman. Surely, you're not suggesting that people undergo all the difficulties and trauma associated with gender reassignment to conform to a social construct? But in the early 1970s she became famous for being one of the first people in Australia to undergo a gender reassignment operation. In the early 1970s, only around 15% of those requesting surgery were "granted" gender reassignment surgery. It is questionable whether the successful completion of some sort of surgical intervention should be an essential prerequisite to the recognition of gender reassignment. She was working on her doctorate while undergoing gender reassignment. An employee at an educational establishment told management that he intended to undergo gender reassignment. Thus the circumstances in which, and the purposes for which, gender reassignment is recognised are matters of much importance. In addition that was important to her 'real life test', whereby the applicant needed to show that she was able to and wanted to live as a woman, before taking further steps in relation to gender reassignment. Cosmetic surgery and gender reassignment are often unavailable in the NHS for similar reasons. Having never heard of gender dysphoria, the state of mind which characterizes the desire for gender reassignment, I was naive about the complexity or intensity of the process. The two-year Real Life Experience remains a general requirement for obtaining gender reassignment surgery on the NHS. A urologist may help, but a plastic surgeon specializing in gender reassignment may be ideal. As for my new stepsister, Emma is now an attractive young woman hoping to undergo gender reassignment surgery later this year. It will not be necessary for full gender reassignment surgery to have taken place. Nine more months and two professionals' letters of support later, I underwent gender reassignment surgery. Definition of gender reassignment in US English: gender reassignment noun The process whereby a person's physical sexual characteristics are changed by means of medical procedures such as surgery or hormone treatment. as modifier gender reassignment surgery Example sentencesExamples She was working on her doctorate while undergoing gender reassignment. Having never heard of gender dysphoria, the state of mind which characterizes the desire for gender reassignment, I was naive about the complexity or intensity of the process. A urologist may help, but a plastic surgeon specializing in gender reassignment may be ideal. In addition that was important to her 'real life test', whereby the applicant needed to show that she was able to and wanted to live as a woman, before taking further steps in relation to gender reassignment. It is questionable whether the successful completion of some sort of surgical intervention should be an essential prerequisite to the recognition of gender reassignment. Recognition of gender reassignment will involve some blurring of the normally accepted biological distinction between male and female. In the early 1970s, only around 15% of those requesting surgery were "granted" gender reassignment surgery. Thus the circumstances in which, and the purposes for which, gender reassignment is recognised are matters of much importance. An employee at an educational establishment told management that he intended to undergo gender reassignment. Surely, you're not suggesting that people undergo all the difficulties and trauma associated with gender reassignment to conform to a social construct? As for my new stepsister, Emma is now an attractive young woman hoping to undergo gender reassignment surgery later this year. The two-year Real Life Experience remains a general requirement for obtaining gender reassignment surgery on the NHS. Nine more months and two professionals' letters of support later, I underwent gender reassignment surgery. Cosmetic surgery and gender reassignment are often unavailable in the NHS for similar reasons. But in the early 1970s she became famous for being one of the first people in Australia to undergo a gender reassignment operation. She was born a man and underwent gender reassignment surgery 20 years ago to become a woman. It will not be necessary for full gender reassignment surgery to have taken place.
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