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Перевод: promiscuous

[прилагательное]
разнородный; разношерстный; смешанный; неразборчивый; случайный; ебливый [неценз.]

Тезаурус:

1. She brings forward numerous examples of nature described "as a coy or seductive maiden, as a promiscuous or chaste consort, as a naked or overadorned damsel."
2. One of them once issued an edict against promiscuous kissing on New Year's Day.
3. There are usually more females than males present on an infested person and the males are relatively promiscuous, mating frequently.
4. Furthermore, there was to be no "promiscuous dancing", which meant men and women together!
5. But there are wider issues here, too, implicit in the promiscuous use of the words "mistake", "false representations", "fraud", and so on.
6. Joan Smith takes issue with the latest biographer of Georges Simenon, the promiscuous creator of Maigret
7. The same groups of women are at risk: those of a promiscuous nature, and particularly those whose first sexual intercourse occurred at an early age.
8. Jonathan G., a 38-year-old single executive, did not regard himself as promiscuous and preferred a stable relationship to a series of "one-night stands".
9. Cut off from normal social intercourse with the adult world, relieved of inhibition by the ethos of the Permissive Society, the students were apt to run wild, indulging in promiscuous sex and experimenting with drugs, or else they turned melancholy mad.
10. " Promiscuous, public and semi-professional ", it said in one of Madame's books about the lives of the great courtesans, and I think that's about it.
11. In her second, she was recklessly promiscuous, and in her third she met Charles.
12. The first - the male voyeurism or "disco-bar" hypothesis - suggests that males are more vigilant than females and have higher peeking rates because they are on the look-out for promiscuous copulations with females (as well as watching for predators).
13. This sounds compelling and attractive but it can be promiscuous as well.