Meaning of "Gender"
Unlike biological sex, this refers to the gender characteristics of men and women—and the corresponding gender roles—that are learned and shaped within a social and cultural context.
"He explained that gender is not innate but is constructed by society."
Related slang words
DadThis nickname refers to Park Ji-sung, who served as a father figure on the international soccer stage, paved the way for Korean players to enter European football, and became a legend at Manchester United.Body TooThis term refers to a malicious sexual crime in which perpetrators use video chat (webcam scams) to obtain explicit videos of victims and then use them as leverage to blackmail or phish the victims out of money; it is a neologism combining the terms "webcam scam" and "lottery."EmbargoA reporting agreement in which the government requests the media to delay reporting or announcements until a specific time for reasons of national security or criminal investigationsNo grounds for prosecutionA legal disposition in which an investigation is terminated because the suspect has died or the statute of limitations has expired, preventing the prosecutor from proceeding with an indictmentLook aroundAn excuse-like meme that uses the abbreviation of "Just treat it as TV" to justify sensationalistic staging or crude language—as if to exempt them from criticism—and to deflect criticism from others.YarikiriThis refers to the practice of doing just enough to meet a minimum requirement—such as in a subcontracting arrangement where workers can leave early once their daily quota is met—rather than putting in the necessary effort.ForensicIt is a forensic technique that involves recovering and analyzing electronic information (data) stored on digital devices to uncover clues related to crimes.Joint StatementThis is a self-deprecating term used to refer to pure humanities fields—such as language and literature, philosophy, and history—which are considered to be at a relative disadvantage in the job market, and is an abbreviation for "humanities in the narrow sense."