satyr

• Sátiro, criatura de la mitología griega, espíritu del bosque representado a menudo con rasgos de caballo (o de cabra en versiones posteriores) y acompañante de Baco; por extensión, hombre de fuertes deseos sexuales, lascivo o lujurioso.

A noun referring to a woodland deity from Greek mythology, often depicted as a man with horse-like features and an attendant of Bacchus, or a man with strong sexual desires.

1. Mythological creatureB2formal

   One of a class of woodland deities in Greek mythology, often depicted with the upper body of a man and the legs and tail of a goat, known for their wild and hedonistic nature.

   Sátiro (deidad mitológica)

   • The satyr danced wildly through the forest, playing his flute.
   • In ancient art, satyrs are often shown accompanying the god Dionysus.
   • The sculpture depicted a satyr with a mischievous grin.

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2. Man with strong sexual desiresC1informal

   A man who is considered to have an excessive or uncontrollable sexual appetite.

   Sátiro (hombre libidinoso)

   • He was known as a satyr, always chasing after new romantic interests.
   • The novel's protagonist is a satyr-like figure, driven by his passions.
   • She described her ex-boyfriend as a satyr, unable to commit.

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