deflower in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for deflower in the English»Spanish Dictionary

deflower [Am diˈflaʊ(ə)r, Brit diːˈflaʊə] VB trans liter

deflower

desflorar liter

deflower

desvirgar

Translations for deflower in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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desflorar

to deflower liter

desvirgar

to deflower liter

malograr

to deflower

deflower in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for deflower in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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desvirgar

to deflower

desflorar

to deflower

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In any case, the truly great tend to die young before sweet innocence is deflowered by bitter experience.

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He had deflowered several women and had illegitimate children all over the islands.

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There is little time for self-reflection as new wares have only presented new ways to deflower others.

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But it was purely fortuitous that she was not deflowered.

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A barely masked plea to deflower someone.

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This ceremony is often interpreted as symbolic of deflowering, though some sources attribute its origin to a superstition that taking an article of the bride's clothing will bring good luck.

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I was too weak to resist him as he did all he could to satisfy himself without deflowering me.

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Today, deukis are frequently deflowered by a priest immediately after dedication- still when they are between five and seven years old.

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I had no desire to be with the man who deflowered me!

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Because you deflowered me here?

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