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n. 鸨母;妓院女老板;妓女
n.
鸨母,娼主;
英英释义
bawd[ bɔ:d ]
n.a woman who engages in sexual intercourse for money
同义词:prostitutecocottewhoreharlottartcyprianfancy womanworking girlsporting ladylady of pleasurewoman of the street
权威例句
Bawd and Man at YaleBishop, Prioress, and Bawd in the Stews of Southwark
The Mother as Bawd in The Revenger's Tragedy and A Mad World, My Masters
THE BAWD AND THE BARD: MERCY TEMPERS STRICT STATUTORY APPLICATION IN SHAKESPEARE'S MEASURE FOR MEASURE
The whore, the bawd, and the artist: the reality and imagery of seventeenth-century Dutch prostitution
James Mabbe (ed. de José María Pérez Fernández). The Spanish Bawd
Art & lies : [electronic resource] a piece for three voices and a bawd /
"The Trust and Credit of a Guinea-Bawd": Circulation, Credit, and the Bodied Economy in Thomas Southerne's Oroonoko
Dāmodaraguptaviracitaṃ Kuṭṭanīmatam : The bawd's counsel : being an eighth-century verse novel in Sanskrit
James Mabbe: The Spanish Bawd . Edited by José María Pérez Fernández. Pp. 412. London: Modern Humanities Research Association, 2...
bawd (n.)
a complicated word of uncertain history. First attested late 15c., "lewd person" (of either sex; since c. 1700 applied only to women), probably from baude-strote "procurer of prostitutes" (mid-14c.), which may be from Middle English bawde (adj.) "merry, joyous," from Old French baud "gay, licentious" (from Frankish *bald "bold" or some such Germanic source). It would not be the first time a word meaning "joyous" had taken on a sexual sense. The sense evolution shading from "bold" to "lewd" is not difficult; compare Old French baudise "ardor, joy, elation, act of boldness, presumption;" baudie "elation, high spirits," fole baudie "bawdry, shamelessness." The Old French word also is the source of French baudet "donkey," in Picardy dialect "loose woman." The second element in baude-strote would be trot "one who runs errands," or Germanic *strutt (see strut). But OED doubts all this. There was an Old French baudestrote, baudetrot of the same meaning (13c.), and this may be the direct source of Middle English baude-strote. The obsolete word bronstrops "procuress," frequently found in Middleton's comedies, probably is an alteration of baude-strote.
1. Three structures have exhibited cracking at the ends of flange gusset plates.
已有三个结构在翼缘节点板端部出现了裂纹.
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2. These include gusset plates welded to the flange.
这些包括焊接到翼缘上的节点板.
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3. Rounded hem with tonal pony embroidery at the left gusset. Elegant French cuffs.
圆角下摆与音调的左折小马刺绣. 优雅的法国袖口.
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