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Перевод: sexual

[прилагательное]
половой; сексуальный

Тезаурус:

1. When we talk of the in-love state, we are usually including strong sexual passion and an intensity of emotion not experienced in other affectionate and loving relationships.
2. For a lot of women, a kiss seems to be more intimate than sexual intercourse.
3. Thus, in cases where a young girl or young boy of 15 leads an adult into sexual activity, the youth cannot be convicted as a party to either unlawful sexual intercourse with a girl under 16 or indecent assault (as the case may be).
4. The law therefore allows the offence to be treated just as seriously as rape, and we have seen how some would argue that it should be included as a form of rape, or at least as a form of the most serious offence of sexual assault, in any reformed law.
5. There is much to suggest that the attitudes of society towards sexual offences, particularly the attitudes of many men (who hold most of the leading posts in the making of policy and law), have tended to undervalue the seriousness of sexual assaults.
6. We consider these difficulties in relation firstly to verbal and bodily intercourse "out of bed" and, secondly, verbal, bodily and sexual intercourse "in bed".
7. The issue of sexual stereotyping is not confined to writing of Enid Blyton's quality.
8. It is a position which, interestingly enough, is much more acceptable to modern anthropology that to that of Morgan and Engels, who both stress emphatically the sexual aspect of the gens.
9. In fact, sexual difference theory is informed by, and responsive to, more than that; it intersects with other notions central to the psychoanalytic project.
10. Your bust is one of the sexual features, and it's really out front, so it's embarrassing.
11. A tale of female cunning and male oppression, sexual intrigue and jealousy, of true love and forgiveness, the political undertones of the original Beaumarchais play are forgotten, but the social and sexual implications of the Da Ponte libretto are still completely relevant and were accentuated in this production by some sensitive casting.
12. " One of the effects of media exploitation is that sexual intercourse has lost its moral mystique.
13. Perhaps romance had snuck back into vogue, she thought, along with the new sexual caution.