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two-timer

/ˈtuːˌtaɪ.mər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que engaña a su pareja manteniendo una relación romántica o sexual secreta con otra, o a una persona hipócrita que dice una cosa y hace otra.

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noun

/ˈtuːˌtaɪ.mər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que engaña a su pareja manteniendo una relación romántica o sexual secreta con otra, o a una persona hipócrita que dice una cosa y hace otra.

A noun referring to a person who deceives a partner by having a secret romantic or sexual relationship with someone else, or someone who is duplicitous and says one thing but does another.

  1. Deceitful partnerB2informal

    A person who is unfaithful to their romantic partner by having a secret relationship with someone else.

    esPersona infiel

    • She discovered her boyfriend was a two-timer when she saw him with another woman.
    • He's known as a two-timer in their social circle.
    • No one trusts him in relationships because he's a notorious two-timer.

    Sinónimosadultererbetrayercheaterdeceiverphilanderer

    Antónimosfaithful

  2. Hypocritical personB2informal

    Someone who says one thing but does another; a person who is not consistent or reliable in their words and actions.

    esPersona hipócrita

    • Don't believe his promises; he's a two-timer who never follows through.
    • She called him a two-timer after he broke his word again.
    • Politicians are often accused of being two-timers by their opponents.

    Sinónimosdissemblerdouble-dealerfakefraudhypocritephonypretender

    Antónimosstraight shooter

Formas
  • two-timers plural form
  • two-timers' possessive plural form
  • two-timer's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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