courtesan en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de courtesan en el diccionario inglés»español

courtesan [ingl. am. ˈkɔrdəzən, ˈkɔrdəzæn, ingl. brit. ˌkɔːtɪˈzan, ˈkɔːtɪzan] SUST. liter.

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Works depicting courtesans have since been criticised for painting an idealised picture of life in the pleasure quarters.

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They represent, respectively, the young girl's, the musician's, and the courtesan's side of the prima donna.

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Because of this, there is still much historical debate over whether certain women in history can be referred to as courtesans.

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Some are courtesans, illegitimate, fallen or ruined women.

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It makes no difference, therefore, to people who are ruined and injured, whether they live in the company of a philosopher or of a courtesan.

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In the past also courtesans and daughters of rich merchants, among others, would have their obi tied in this manner.

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To drive the point home, in the end it is only the horse, formerly a courtesan, who wants to return to her former state.

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They often published drawings of waitresses and courtesans.

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Through this connection she began her career as a courtesan.

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Scholars guess that she was probably a courtesan.

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