harlots

[US]/ˈhɑːlɪts/
[UK]/ˈhɑrləts/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. prostitueret; løsagtige kvinder (flertal af harlot)

Phrases & Collocations

fallen harlots

faldne kurtisaner

harlots and thieves

kurtisaner og tyve

harlots of history

kurtisaner i historien

harlots in disguise

kurtisaner i forklædning

harlots for hire

kurtisaner til leje

harlots of pleasure

kurtisaner af lyst

harlots and angels

kurtisaner og engle

harlots in love

kurtisaner i kærlighed

Example Sentences

in the story, the harlots were often misunderstood.

i historien blev kurtisanerne ofte misforstået.

the harlots gathered in the marketplace to sell their wares.

kurtisanerne samledes på markedet for at sælge deres varer.

many harlots faced societal stigma and hardship.

mange kurtisaner stod over for socialt stigma og vanskeligheder.

the novel depicted the lives of harlots in the 19th century.

romanen skildrede kurtisanernes liv i det 19. århundrede.

harlots often had to navigate dangerous environments.

kurtisaner måtte ofte navigere i farlige omgivelser.

she portrayed the harlots with empathy and depth.

hun portrætterede kurtisanerne med empati og dybde.

the play featured a scene with harlots and nobles.

stykket havde en scene med kurtisaner og adel.

harlots in literature often symbolize rebellion.

kurtisaner i litteraturen symboliserer ofte oprør.

he wrote about the struggles of harlots in his poetry.

han skrev om kurtisanernes kampe i sin poesi.

some harlots formed alliances for protection and support.

nogle kurtisaner indgik alliancer for beskyttelse og støtte.

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