pander

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que organiza o facilita contactos sexuales para otros, a menudo con fines lucrativos, o que se aprovecha de la prostitución ajena. También puede referirse a quien promueve o saca provecho de los vicios o deseos ajenos.

A noun referring to a person who arranges or facilitates sexual encounters for others, often for profit.

1. Procurer of clients for prostitutesC1formal

   A person who finds customers for prostitutes, acting as an intermediary.

   Proxeneta

   • The police arrested the pander for his involvement in the illegal trade.
   • In some circles, a pander is known as a pimp.
   • The novel's antagonist was a ruthless pander operating in the city's underworld.

   Sinónimosbawdpandererpimpprocurerprocuress

• Verbo que significa satisfacer o complacer los deseos, debilidades o vicios de alguien, a menudo de manera considerada poco ética o degradante; también, adular o halagar servilmente para obtener algún beneficio.

A verb used to indicate the act of gratifying or indulging someone's desires, weaknesses, or vices, often in a way that is considered unprincipled or degrading.

1. Gratify or indulgeC1formal

   To satisfy or indulge someone's desires, especially those that are considered improper or unworthy.

   Complacer o consentir en exceso

   • The politician pandered to the crowd's basest fears.
   • He refused to pander to his boss's unreasonable demands.
   • The movie panders to the audience's love of violence.

   Sinónimoscoddlegratifyhumorindulgepamperpleasesatisfyspoil

   Antónimosdenydispleasedisregardignorerebuffrefuserepelwithhold

2. Procure sexual partnersC2formal

   To act as a go-between in arranging sexual relationships for others, often for payment.

   Procurar parejas sexuales

   • He was arrested for pandering to wealthy clients.
   • The novel's villain was a notorious panderer in the city's underworld.
   • She was accused of pandering to minors.

   Sinónimospimpprocure