释义 |
brothelbroth‧el /ˈbrɒθəl $ ˈbrɑː-, ˈbrɒː-/ noun [countable] brothelOrigin: 1500-1600 brothel ‘worthless person, prostitute’ (14-17 centuries), from Old English brothen ‘ruined’; influenced by bordello - After Troilus and Cressida almost any play is a relief, even the brothel scenes of Pericles.
- In fact the tenants allowed the hotel rented under the lease to be used as a brothel.
- It seemed that the father had gone straight from the brothel to the River and drowned himself.
- The report states that immigration authorities have found evidence of 250 brothels in 26 cities where victims of trafficking are working.
- There were also penalties for brothel keepers.
- Which is good because this is not just any old brothel.
VERB► run· Miss Tan could not be charged with running a brothel because she worked alone in her basement flat.· While I was doing that sentence my other case for running a brothel and living off immoral earnings came up.· The owner had known me for a long time and asked me if I could run a brothel.· Katherine Lundy Corcoran ran a brothel ... aaah, but I see you knew that. a house where men pay to have sex with prostitutes |