Sperm meaning in English

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Definition

sperm: semen, male reproductive fluid; male reproductive cell which fertilises the female egg noun

Examples

  • "The only thing stopping me going to the sperm bank right now is my concern over maternity leave and pay."
  • "You reek of alcohol, cigarettes and what I can only assume to be monkey sperm."
  • "Look, Icarus, I'll level with you: All I need is some of your sperm in this cup and for you to sign a couple of consent forms. Are you in or out?"
Exercise 1
What will Brian be donating?

What will Brian be donating?
Waste liquid that is produced in the kidneys is called "urine", or more simply, "pee".
Male reproductive cells are usually called "sperm". They swim about inside men (and sometimes women). Sperm fertilize female eggs to make children.
There's no mention of money in this letter. Shame, the nurse could have built a new hospital!
Brian has "volunteered to give blood". "Blood" is the red liquid that carries oxygen around the body. "To volunteer" is to offer to do something. Example: I volunteered to give the presentation because I like giving presentations.

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