關於Stereotype的意思和用法的提問

A: a place where everyone has socially progressive politics

A: A stereotype is something that is commonly seen and thus forms an assumption despite not knowing all the details, for example. Americans being blonde with blue eyes would be a stereotype, its not true but it is an assumption people would make if you say you were American. Its a strange definition but I hope it helps. Let me know if you have any questions

A: Whipping boy- scapegoat, someone who gets all the blame for somebody, a particular situation or everybody else's screwup, one who is singled out for blame or punishment.

Whipping boy was a slave who suffered corporal punishment on behalf of his young master, specifically in the English court during the Tudor and Stuart monarchies of the 15th and 16th centuries.

- He has become a convenient whipping boy for the failures of the old regime.
- This recent stereotype has provided the American buyer with a new whipping boy.
( This recent stereotype has made the American buyer culpable/ guilty/ blameworthy)

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For example: stereotype about Russia is bears 🐻 and vodka

stereotype about Chinese is that they eat insects 🐜 🕷 🐞

stereotype about Korean is that they eat dogs 🐕

stereotype about Americans is that everyone there eats fast food and fat

It’s common wrong believe about group of people and mostly based on their race, nationality, sexual orientation and so on. Almost all of them are racist, sexist and homophobic.

A: Alot of people will usually think that black people are thugs. That's what stereotype is a view that a lot of people have about certain people or things

A: We tried not to give the children sexually stereotyped toys.
Many men feel their body shape doesn't live up to the stereotype of the ideal man.

A: "There are a lot of stereotypes about British people, such as drinking lots of tea or having bad teeth."

"I dislike the stereotype that all Doctors have bad handwriting. It's just not true!"

"Cassandra is pretty picky when it comes to alcohol. It was very stereotypical of her when she tried 3 different beer samples before deciding which one to order."

A: The stereotype of Japanese learners is that they like Anime.
日本語を勉強している人のStereotypeはアニメが好きです。

The stereotype of blonde people is that they are not smart.
ブロンドな紙がある人のStereotypeは頭がよくないです。

日本語が分からないならごめんなさい。

A: Finnish people hang out in saunas and spas all day and ride reindeer to work.

A: England has the stereotype of always raining

A: Stereotype = a commonly held, overly simplified image of a particular type of person or thing

Prejudice = when you hold a preconceived opinion about something/someone/a group of people that isn't based on reason or actual experience

A: Misconception is incorrect or fault understanding (also misinterpret/misunderstanding)

Stereotype- standard/ widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.

A: A stereotype is a trait certain people have. Ex. Small, dumb, lazy, smart.

Stereotyping is someone applying those traits to people. Ex. Lola is stereotyping that new kid.

A: The meaning here is the same. The second sentence sounds more formal.

In a general case, the meaning of "get caught up in" is basically "to get entangled by". "To be bound by" = "to be restrained by", tied up as if with a rope. Therefore, the first sentence gives you a more active vibe, as if you were moving along and got entrapped by stereotypes. The second sentence sounds more passive, as if the stereotypes themselves forced their way into you and restrained you.

A: @_Mahina_ thank you

A: ー Older people's stereotypes about young people can inhibit their views from being heard.

"inhibit" & "hinder" sound more natural in this context, as you could also say: "The stereotype can hinder young people to express their opinions".

NOTE:
The literal translation is "productive opinions" but it is not really natural to say.

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A: It would sound a bit more natural if you said, “Did you have a stereotype towards Italians?” But I’ll say both phrases :)

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A: #2 sounds better and more natural to me.

A: don't streotype TOO much sounds more natural 😀

A: Don't forget to add the "a" between has and bitter.

You should throw away the stereotype that herb medicine has a bitter taste.

You could also use "get rid of" instead of "throw away"

You should get rid of the stereotype that herb medicine has a bitter taste.

A: "Everyday is the same day, my daily life" "Everyday is the same day my Stereotypical life"

A: A stereotype is not a person, it is a belief.

Ex: That is a common stereotype.

Or you could use it as an adjective to describe someone or something:

Ex: He is a stereotypical person.