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promiscuous

/prəˈmɪs.kju.əs/

Перевод: Описывает человека, имеющего много случайных сексуальных связей, или что-то смешанное и неразборчивое по своей природе.

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Связи слова

adjective

/prəˈmɪs.kju.əs/C1formal
  • ruОписывает человека, имеющего много случайных сексуальных связей, или что-то смешанное и неразборчивое по своей природе.

Describes a person who has many casual sexual relationships, or something that is mixed and indiscriminate in nature.

  1. Not selective or indiscriminateC1formal

    Characterized by a lack of discrimination or selectivity; mixing with many different types.

    ruНеразборчивый

    • The author's promiscuous reading habits spanned from science fiction to classical poetry.
    • His promiscuous taste in music included everything from jazz to heavy metal.
    • The collector had a promiscuous approach, acquiring art from any period or style.

    Синонимыblanketbroadcatholiceclecticgeneralindiscriminatemixedsweepinguncriticalundiscriminatingunselectivewholesale

    Антонимыdiscriminatingfastidiousparticularpickyselective

  2. Casual and unrestrained sexual behaviorB2formal

    Engaging in sexual relationships with many partners, often in a casual or uncommitted manner.

    ruБеспорядочный

    • The novel's protagonist was portrayed as promiscuous, having many brief affairs.
    • In some historical periods, promiscuous behavior was more socially accepted among certain classes.
    • The study examined the health risks associated with promiscuous sexual activity.

    Синонимыdebaucheddissolutefastimmorallicentiouslooseunchastewanton

    Антонимыcelibatechastefaithfulmonogamouspure

Формы
  • more promiscuous comparative form
  • most promiscuous superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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