A male chauvinist¹ pig (MCP) was a term used in the 1960s among some feminists² for some men, usually men with some power (such as an employer or professor), who believed that men were superior and expressed that opinion freely in word and action.

“男性沙文主义猪”是20世纪60年代一些女权主义者使用的一个术语，用来指一些手握大权的男人（如雇主或教授），他们认为男人优于女人，并在言语和行动中丝毫不掩饰这种观点。

 

"Chauvinist" means someone who assertively³ maintains that his or her kind -- usually people of the same nationality -- are superior; "chauvinism" refers to an extreme and bigoted⁴ form of patriotism⁵. Thus, "male chauvinism" was used to refer to an attitude of male superiority or male entitlement to power over women.

“沙文主义者”指的是坚定地认为他或她的同类——通常是同样国籍的人——优于别人的人。“沙文主义”指的是一种极端的、盲从的爱国主义。因此，“男性沙文主义”被用来指认为男人优于女人或者男人应该比女人更有权力的一种态度。

 

"Pig" was a word of derision used by some student activists⁶ in the 1960s and 70s to refer to police officers and, by extension, others with power.

“猪”是20世纪六七十年代的一些学生积极分子提到警察时使用的嘲笑字眼，后来扩大到有权力的人。

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