Traducciones de „prude“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

prude [pru:d] SUST. pey.

prude

świętoszek(-szka) m (f)

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In historical contrast, the word prude was originally a noble compliment.

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The new prudes want to prevent women from expressing themselves.

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Otherwise, she risks being mocked as an irrelevant prude.

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Those were the years when discipline was a good word, associated with leaders of people, and not with prudes and losers.

www.thehindu.com

So for our grandparents' generation and un-empowered, frigid, prude chicks.

hotair.com

Those who refuse to embrace it he classifies as piano prudes.

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Definitely not a prude either - sexualised content is great when it fits the theme and character.

www.kotaku.com.au

By being a little prude, you are helping the male species remember that being inside a woman's body is actually a really big deal.

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I felt a little intimidated and very prude.

www.gizmodo.com.au

No need to rehash everything here, and depending on your prude level, you may be in dire need of a good eye cleansing.

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