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concubine

/ˈkɒŋ.kjʊ.baɪn/

Traducción: Mujer que mantiene una relación sexual estable con un hombre de estatus superior, sin ser su esposa principal, a menudo como segunda esposa o amante en contextos históricos, culturales o legales donde esta situación está reconocida o tolerada.

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noun

/ˈkɒŋ.kjʊ.baɪn/C2formal
  • esMujer que mantiene una relación sexual estable con un hombre de estatus superior, sin ser su esposa principal, a menudo como segunda esposa o amante en contextos históricos, culturales o legales donde esta situación está reconocida o tolerada.

A noun referring to a woman who lives with and has a sexual relationship with an important man, often in a historical or cultural context where she is not his primary wife.

  1. Historical domestic partnerC1formal

    A woman who lives with and has a sexual relationship with a man of higher social status, often in a polygamous household, without being legally married to him.

    esConcubina histórica

    • In ancient China, emperors often kept many concubines in the palace.
    • The king's concubine held a respected but secondary position in the court.
    • Historical records mention that the sultan had several concubines in his harem.

    Sinónimoscourtesankept womanmistressodalisqueparamour

Formas
  • concubines plural form
  • concubines' possessive plural form
  • concubine's possessive singular form
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