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philander

/fɪˈlæn.dər/

Traducción: Verbo que describe acciones relacionadas con relaciones románticas frívolas o de coqueteo, a menudo con connotación de infidelidad o falta de compromiso serio.

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verb

/fɪˈlæn.dər/C2formal
  • esVerbo que describe acciones relacionadas con relaciones románticas frívolas o de coqueteo, a menudo con connotación de infidelidad o falta de compromiso serio.

A verb used to describe the act of engaging in casual or flirtatious romantic relationships, often with a connotation of unfaithfulness or lack of serious commitment.

  1. Engage in casual romantic affairsC1formal

    To have amorous relationships, typically without serious commitment, often used to describe men.

    esTener aventuras amorosas

    • He was known to philander with several women during his marriage.
    • The novel's protagonist philanders his way through high society.
    • She warned him not to philander if he wanted a stable relationship.

    Sinónimoscarry ondallyfool aroundplay aroundsleep aroundtrifle

  2. Flirt without serious intentC1formal

    To talk or behave amorously without any intention of forming a genuine romantic connection.

    esCoquetear sin intención seria

    • He would often philander at parties, charming guests but never following up.
    • She accused him of philandering when he flirted with her friend.
    • His habit of philandering made him untrustworthy in relationships.

    Sinónimoscoquetdallyflirtfool aroundplay aroundtoytrifle

Formas
  • philandered past participle
  • philandered past simple
  • philandering present participle
  • philanders third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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