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exhibitionist

/ˌek.sɪˈbɪʃ.ən.ɪst/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que deliberadamente se comporta de manera llamativa para atraer la atención, o a alguien con el impulso compulsivo de exhibir sus órganos genitales en público.

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noun

/ˌek.sɪˈbɪʃ.ən.ɪst/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que deliberadamente se comporta de manera llamativa para atraer la atención, o a alguien con el impulso compulsivo de exhibir sus órganos genitales en público.

A noun referring to a person who deliberately behaves in a way that attracts attention, or someone with a compulsive desire to expose their genitals.

  1. Sexual exhibitionistC1formalmedical

    A person who has a compulsive urge to expose their genitals in public, typically as a form of sexual gratification.

    esexhibicionista sexual

    • The park has signs warning about a known exhibitionist in the area.
    • Psychologists often treat exhibitionists with a combination of therapy and medication.
    • The police arrested the exhibitionist after multiple complaints from pedestrians.

    Sinónimosflasher

  2. Attention-seekerB2informal

    A person who behaves in an exaggerated or dramatic way in order to attract attention.

    esPersona que busca llamar la atención

    • She’s such an exhibitionist – always posting selfies from expensive locations.
    • At parties, he becomes an exhibitionist, telling outrageous stories to be the center of attention.
    • The singer was criticized for being an exhibitionist, wearing flamboyant costumes on stage.

    Sinónimosgrandstanderposershow-off

Formas
  • exhibitionists plural form
  • exhibitionists' possessive plural form
  • exhibitionist's possessive singular form
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