detransition
verb [ I ] /ˌdiː.trænˈzɪʃ.ən/ /ˌdiː.trænˈzɪʃ.ən/
去性别转换（通过社会、法律或医疗手段来终止或扭转跨性别身份或性别转换）
If someone detransitions, they stop making changes, which may be social, legal, or medical, that lead to them living as a person of a different gender to the one they were said to have at birth.
Born a boy, he transitioned from male to female at age 19 and then detransitioned thirty years later. 他出生时是个男孩，19岁时从男性转变为女性，30年后又进行了去性别转换。
Kate is a trans woman who detransitioned for a period of time due to transphobia. 凯特是一名跨性别女性，由于跨性别恐惧而一度中止了性别转换。
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- He is a transgender man who became pregnant, not because he wanted to detransition, but simply in order to start a family.
- Methods of detransitioning can vary greatly among individuals, and can involve changes to one's gender expression, social identity, legal identity documents, and/or anatomy.
- He claimed there were many cases of young trans people who later wanted to detransition.
- The reasons why someone detransitions are often complex and nuanced.
detransition
noun [ U ]
去性别转换（通过社会、法律或医疗手段来终止或扭转跨性别身份或性别转换的过程）
the process of stopping changes, which may be social, legal, or medical, that lead to someone living as a person of a different gender to the one they were said to have at birth
There have been some people whose exploration of their gender identity involves detransition. 有些人对自己的性别认同的探索涉及到去性别转换。
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- The most common reason for detransition is the person couldn’t cope with the loss of family and community support.