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philandering
UK
/fɪˈlændərɪŋ/
US
/fɪˈlændərɪŋ/
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philandering
noun
UK
/fɪˈlændərɪŋ/
US
/fəˈlændərɪŋ/
Gerund noun denoting the act or practice of engaging in casual sexual affairs.
распутство
His philandering was the talk of the town.
Его распутство было темой всех городских сплетен.
Additional translations
похождения
обычно в контексте любовных связей
philandering
adjective
more philandering
Comp.
most philandering
Super.
UK
/fɪˈlændərɪŋ/
US
/fɪˈlændərɪŋ/
распутный
Everyone knew about her philandering husband.
Все знали о её распутном муже.
Additional translations
гулящий
разговорное; обычно о мужчине, часто изменяющем своему партнёру
Synonyms
cheating
unfaithful
adulterous
womanizing
libertine
licentious
promiscuous
philander
verb
philandering
Gerund
philandered
Past Simple
philandered
Past Participle
philandering
Gerund
UK
/fɪˈlændə/
US
/fɪˈlændər/
флиртовать
He would often philander with women at the bar.
Он часто флиртовал с женщинами в баре.
волочиться
He was known to philander with many women.
Он был известен тем, что волочился за многими женщинами.
Synonyms
seduce
fool around
dally
play the field
womanize
flirt
Definitions
philandering
noun
The practice or activity of engaging in casual love affairs or sexual relationships with multiple partners, often deceitfully.
His persistent philandering eventually became a public scandal.
philandering
adjective
Engaging in casual love affairs or sexual relationships with multiple partners, often in a deceitful or unfaithful manner.
His philandering ways eventually led to the breakdown of his marriage.
philander
verb
To engage in casual or illicit sexual relationships with multiple partners.
He was known to philander with several women at the same time, never committing to any of them.
To flirt or behave amorously without serious intentions.
She accused him of philandering with her best friend at the party.
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