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masochism

/ˈmæs.ə.kɪz.əm/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее практику получения удовольствия, часто сексуального характера, от переживания физической или психологической боли или унижения.

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noun

/ˈmæs.ə.kɪz.əm/C1formalmedical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее практику получения удовольствия, часто сексуального характера, от переживания физической или психологической боли или унижения.

A noun referring to the practice of deriving pleasure, often of a sexual nature, from experiencing physical or psychological pain or humiliation.

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  1. Sexual pleasure from receiving painC1formal

    The practice of deriving sexual gratification from being physically or psychologically dominated, humiliated, or subjected to pain.

    ruСексуальное удовольствие от получения боли

    • Some individuals explore masochism within consensual relationships.
    • The novel explores themes of masochism and submission.
    • In psychology, masochism is often studied as a paraphilia.

    Антонимыsadism

  2. Enjoyment of difficult or unpleasant situationsB2informal

    A tendency to derive pleasure or satisfaction from experiencing hardship, discomfort, or self-sacrifice.

    ruНаслаждение от трудных или неприятных ситуаций

    • Running a marathon in this heat seems like pure masochism.
    • He has a certain masochism about taking on the most difficult projects.
    • Her masochism is evident in how she constantly volunteers for the worst tasks.

    Синонимыself-abnegationself-flagellationself-mortificationself-punishmentself-torture

    Антонимыself-indulgence

Формы
  • masochisms plural form
  • masochisms' possessive plural form
  • masochism's possessive singular form
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