whore

UK
/hɔː/
US
/hɔr/

Übersetzungen

whoresubstantiv
whores
Pl.
UK
/hɔː/
US
/hɔr/
The detective interviewed the whore as part of the investigation.
Детектив допросил проститутку в рамках расследования.
He was known for spending his nights with a whore.
Он был известен тем, что проводил ночи со шлюхой.
whoreverb
whored
Präteritum
whored
Partizip Perfekt
whoring
Gerundium
UK
/hɔː/
US
/hɔr/
She decided to whore herself to make ends meet.
Она решила проституировать, чтобы сводить концы с концами.
Synonyme
trade sexual favors
engage in prostitution
sell sex
sleep with many
sleep around
turn tricks
sell oneself

Definitionen

whoresubstantiv
A person who engages in sexual activity for payment.
The novel's protagonist was a whore who worked in the red-light district.
A person considered to be morally or sexually promiscuous.
He was labeled a whore by his peers for his numerous romantic entanglements.
A person regarded as having sacrificed their integrity, principles, or talents for personal gain or advantage.
Some critics called him a whore for endorsing products he didn't even use.
whoreverb
To engage in sexual activity for money or other material benefits.
She decided to whore herself out to make ends meet during the difficult times.
To use one's talents or abilities in a way that is considered unworthy or degrading, often for personal gain.
He felt like he was whoring his artistic skills by working on commercial advertisements.