deflower
/dɪˈflaʊ.ər/翻译: 指夺去女性的童贞，多用于历史或文学语境中，带有贬义。
词语关系
verb
/dɪˈflaʊ.ər/
Устаревший глагол, означающий лишить женщину девственности, часто используемый в историческом или литературном контексте.
Verbo que describe el acto de quitar la virginidad a una mujer, generalmente con connotaciones históricas o literarias y a menudo con un matiz de violencia o deshonra.
Verbe littéraire ou vieilli signifiant priver une femme de sa virginité, souvent employé dans un contexte historique ou poétique.
Veralteter Ausdruck dafür, einer Frau die Jungfräulichkeit zu nehmen; wird häufig in historischen oder literarischen Zusammenhängen verwendet.
Verbo geralmente usado em contexto literário ou histórico para tirar a virgindade de uma mulher; também pode significar desonrar, profanar ou corromper algo puro.
指夺去女性的童贞，多用于历史或文学语境中，带有贬义。
فعل يدل على إزالة عذرية المرأة أو البكر، ويُستخدم في السياقات التاريخية أو الأدبية، وقد يحمل معنى الإفساد أو الانتهاك.
An archaic verb meaning to deprive a woman of her virginity, often used in historical or literary contexts.
Deprive of virginityC2formal
To take away a person's virginity, typically used in a historical or literary context.
Лишить девственностиDesflorarDéflorerEntjungfernDesvirginar夺去童贞إزالة البكارة- The ancient text described how the warrior would deflower his bride.
- In some cultures, rituals were performed to deflower young women.
- The novel's plot involved a character who was deflowered against her will.
Make imperfectC2formal
To spoil or damage something, making it less perfect or pure.
ИспортитьDesflorardéflorer (sens figuré)VerunstaltenCorromper玷污إفساد- The vandal's actions deflowered the beauty of the ancient monument.
- His careless remarks deflowered the harmony of the meeting.
- The once pristine landscape was deflowered by industrial development.
同义词blemishcorruptdamagedefileimpairmarspoilsullytainttarnish
词形
- deflowered past participle
- deflowered past simple
- deflowering present participle
- deflowers third person singular