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looker

/ˈlʊk.ər/

Traducción: Sustantivo con dos significados diferentes: uno se refiere a una persona que observa o mira atentamente algo, y el otro, de uso informal, se refiere a una mujer muy atractiva o provocativa.

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noun

/ˈlʊk.ər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo con dos significados diferentes: uno se refiere a una persona que observa o mira atentamente algo, y el otro, de uso informal, se refiere a una mujer muy atractiva o provocativa.

A noun with two distinct meanings: one referring to a person who observes or watches something closely, and another informal meaning referring to a very attractive or seductive woman.

  1. ObserverA2formal

    A person who watches or examines something, often at an event or exhibition.

    esObservador

    • The gallery was full of lookers admiring the paintings.
    • She was an avid looker at the science fair exhibits.
    • Lookers gathered around the new sculpture in the park.
    • As a looker, he noticed details others missed.

    Sinónimosbeholderobserveronlookerspectatorviewerwatcher

  2. Attractive person (usually a woman)B2informalamerican

    A person, typically a woman, considered very physically attractive or sexy.

    esPersona atractiva

    • She's a real looker; everyone noticed her at the party.
    • The movie star was still a looker even in her later years.
    • He introduced his date, and she was a definite looker.
    • The model was a natural looker on the runway.

    Sinónimosbabebeautybombshellenchantressfoxgoddessknockoutsirenstunner

Formas
  • lookers plural form
  • lookers' possessive plural form
  • looker's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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