hypogamy

hypogamy的音标是[ˌhaɪpəˈgeɪmɪ]，意思是雌雄异体；雌雄异花。速记技巧是：hypo（底，下）+ gamy（配种的，交配的）=> 雌雄异体=>hypogamy。

Hypogamy这个词源自希腊语，意为“在下面结合”或“在下面交配”。它的变化形式包括复数形式hypogamia，过去式和过去分词形式hypogynous，现在分词形式hypogynous。

相关单词：

1. Hymen：这是一个希腊词，意为“膜”，与hypogamy密切相关，因为它在许多情况下是用来保护婚姻膜的。

2. Gamy：这个词源自阿拉伯语，意为“有活力”或“有生命力”，它与hypogamy的关系在于它常常用来描述婚姻伴侣之间的活力或吸引力。

3. Gynandromorph：这个词由希腊词根“gynaikon”和“andros”组成，意为“女性部分和男性部分”，它描述了一个生物体的一部分是女性，另一部分是男性，这与hypogamy的概念有关。

4. Gynaecology：这是一个医学术语，意为“妇科学”，它与hypogamy的关系在于它研究的是女性生殖系统。

5. Hymenaeology：这个词意为“婚姻学”，它与hypogamy的关系在于它研究婚姻的各个方面。

以上这些单词都与hypogamy这个概念有密切的联系，它们都涉及到生殖、性别、婚姻等主题。

Hypogamy常见短语：

1. sexual hypogamy

2. social hypogamy

3. biological hypogamy

4. sexual selection hypogamy

5. reproductive hypogamy

6. sexual dimorphism and hypogamy

7. ecological and social hypogamy

双语例句：

1. The couple had a happy marriage because they were both from different social classes, but they found social hypogamy in their relationship. (英语/中文)

2. The couple"s children were born with a high rate of birth defects, which led to speculation that their marriage was marred by biological hypogamy. (英语/中文)

英文小作文：

Hypogamy is a phenomenon where two different species mate to create offspring that are intermediate between the two species. In this way, the offspring inherit characteristics from both parents, but are more closely related to one parent species than the other. This phenomenon is commonly found in nature, and it can be observed in many different species, including plants and animals.

In humans, there are many examples of reproductive hypogamy where two individuals from different social classes marry each other, often due to economic reasons. This marriage may result in a happy relationship, but it may also lead to problems such as low birth rates or high rates of birth defects, due to the fact that the individuals may not have been able to provide adequate care for their offspring. Therefore, it is important to consider the factors that influence the success of a marriage, including social, economic, and biological factors.