sybarite in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sybarite in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sybarite [Am ˈsɪbəˌraɪt, Brit ˈsɪbərʌɪt] N liter

sybarite

sibarita mf

Translations for sybarite in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sibarita (amante de los lujos)

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Lions are the sybarites of the animal kingdom.

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If this is what dining like a sybarite means, then, yes, call me a sybarite.

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Sybarite paid her followers illegal drugs in return for soft garments and animal bodies, which they stole and scavenged from various sources.

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The travelling foodie reader is a niche demographic -- a combination of adventurer, sybarite and gourmet, someone who would not dream of visiting a country without taking certain books.

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Sybarites were stereotyped as seekers of pleasure and luxury, and sybarite and sybaritism now connote such sensualism.

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It's a place for sun-loving sybarites -- although you could be anywhere in the world.

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Sybarite produces abstract midtempo electronica, but also contains elements of jazz and classical music.

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Despite his renunciation of the material world, he's an unrepentant sybarite.

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This tuxedo-inspired piece will inspire any sybarite to indulge in sophisticated, nocturnal pleasure, and, of course, a few dry martinis along the way.

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I never knew you were such a sybarite!

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