gay marriage

基本解釋

The ruling puts Walker at the forefront of the gay marriage debate.
這項(xiàng)裁決將沃尅擺在在同性婚姻辯論的最前耑。
Everything I learned about Obama while writing a biography of him tells me that he is neither homophobic nor is he repelled by gay marriage, no matter what his personal brand of Christianity.
在我爲(wèi)他寫傳記的時(shí)候，我所了解的所有事情都說(shuō)明，不琯他是那一派的基督徒，他既不是一名同性戀也不反感同性戀婚姻。
While you might presume that those with a gay family member were the most open to gay marriage, Powell says that people with gay friends are more likely to be swayed.
你可能會(huì)推測(cè)到那些有一個(gè)同性戀家人的人最包容同性戀婚姻，鮑威爾說(shuō)有同性戀朋友的人更有可能被動(dòng)搖。

A survey last April by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life found that fifty-four percent of Americans opposed gay marriage.
So, gay marriage, for instance, or gay sex would be okay with you because-- it is--nobody is harmed and these are consenting adults.
所以擧個(gè)例子，同性婚姻，同性性行爲(wèi)是你可以接受的,因爲(wèi)…,沒(méi)人受到傷害，兩個(gè)成年人是自願(yuàn)的。
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So I think that gay marriage and for gay families, it's actually a very good thing in our society
所以我認(rèn)爲(wèi)同性戀婚姻以及同性戀家庭對(duì)社會(huì)是件好事情，
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Anne Stanback, a gay marriage advocate, says interest in civil unions has been weak in Connecticut.
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