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Перевод: promiscuity

[существительное]
разнородность ; разношерстность ; смешанность ; беспорядочность ; неразборчивость ; промискуитет

Тезаурус:

1. I am not qualified to comment on the biological accuracy of this notion, but it does seem to overlook a number of other explanations - that Simenon's obsessive promiscuity was fuelled by large doses of misogyny, for example.
2. This letter written to the Daily Jang , an established Urdu newspaper printed in Britain, shows how the family responds to a man's promiscuity.
3. Both kinds of representation betray fears and fantasies about sexual passivity and sexual promiscuity: women then, and gay men now, are imagined to engage in a passive promiscuity which is really an unquenchable appetite for destruction; AIDS has "reinforced the heterosexual association of anal sex with a self-annihilation originally and primarily identified with the fantasmatic mystery of an insatiable, unstoppable female sexuality".
4. Why shouldn't the dirty and degenerate suffer at least some of the consequences of their thoughtless self-indulgence and needless promiscuity?
5. Instead, their poetry, prose and verse is full of pictures., He proved much more responsive to Welsh songs and music and, as Gwili's elder sister sang for him and showed a strong interest in him, he assures Helen that he is "a very harmless fool" and that his known views on promiscuity and marriage have not changed.
6. They were known and named - Nero the persecuting tyrant, oppressive tax systems, organised religion which institutionalised sexual promiscuity, systems of justice loaded against the defenceless and weak, customs which outlawed lepers - as well as individuals who misused power for their own ends.
7. Provocative dress and casual promiscuity (which are by no means the same thing) may be abhorrent to juries in the southern states of America or to judges in this country.
8. In this case, the stylistic promiscuity of an Ian Pollard or a Nash is simply an exceptionally accurate reflection of their culture.
9. Reproductive strategies involve patterns such as polyandry, monogamy, polygyny, and promiscuity.
10. Why do gelada and hamadryas baboons form bonded harems based on long-term relations between the sexes while olive baboons have short consortships in a patterned promiscuity?
11. Maternal deprivation was made the scapegoat for retarded development, anxiety and guilt feelings, promiscuity, instability and divorce - even for stunted growth.
12. "Kylie's not a threat, she is considerate and not into drugs or promiscuity," explained psychologist Dr Glen Wilson of the University of London.
13. Even though one was a long way from primitive promiscuity, binding individual marriage had not yet appeared.