Definition of straight-acting in English:

straight-acting

noun ˈstreɪtˌaktɪŋ

adjective ˈstreɪtˌaktɪŋ

Of a gay or bisexual person: that does not exhibit behaviour or characteristic perceived as overtly, typically, or stereotypically gay; especially (of a gay man) not effeminate or ‘camp’.

1990s; earliest use found in The Sydney Morning Herald. From straight + acting, after straight-acting<br>1980s. From straight + acting.

nounˈstreɪtˌaktɪŋ

adjectiveˈstreɪtˌaktɪŋ

Of a gay or bisexual person: that does not exhibit behaviour or characteristic perceived as overtly, typically, or stereotypically gay; especially (of a gay man) not effeminate or ‘camp’.

1990s; earliest use found in The Sydney Morning Herald. From straight + acting, after straight-acting<br>1980s. From straight + acting.

单词	straight-acting
释义	Definition of straight-acting in English: straight-acting noun ˈstreɪtˌaktɪŋ The fact or quality of being straight-acting. adjective ˈstreɪtˌaktɪŋ Of a gay or bisexual person: that does not exhibit behaviour or characteristic perceived as overtly, typically, or stereotypically gay; especially (of a gay man) not effeminate or ‘camp’. Origin 1990s; earliest use found in The Sydney Morning Herald. From straight + acting, after straight-acting<br>1980s. From straight + acting. Definition of straight-acting in US English: straight-acting nounˈstreɪtˌaktɪŋ The fact or quality of being straight-acting. adjectiveˈstreɪtˌaktɪŋ Of a gay or bisexual person: that does not exhibit behaviour or characteristic perceived as overtly, typically, or stereotypically gay; especially (of a gay man) not effeminate or ‘camp’. Origin 1990s; earliest use found in The Sydney Morning Herald. From straight + acting, after straight-acting<br>1980s. From straight + acting.
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