英 [hɔː(r)] 美 [hɔːr]
n. 娼妓，妓女；（冒犯）乱搞男女关系的女人
v. 追求不道德的东西（尤指金钱）；当妓女；嫖妓
复数whores
第三人称单数whores
现在分词whoring
过去式whored
过去分词whored
whore /hɔː/
可数名词 A whore is the same as a . 同prostitute
a woman who engages in sexual intercourse for money
同义词： prostitute / cocotte / harlot / bawd / tart / cyprian / fancy woman / working girl / sporting lady / lady of pleasure / woman of the street
corrupt by lewd intercourse
have unlawful sex with a whore
whoredom 卖淫，通奸；偶像崇拜
卖淫，娼妓
娼妓，淫妇
On the other hand, she had been called a 'whore', on the floor of the parliament of Afghanistan.
VOA : standard.2009.04.09
When he comes to the roadside sign, "Woe to the blasphemer and whore monger.
当他看到了路边的标牌：,“替亵渎者和皮条客感到悲哀吧。
1945年后的美国小说课程节选 : 耶鲁公开课
It was the old dichotomy of the Madonna and the whore women who defy gender rules to take factory jobs, dramatically shifting the social fabric, somehow also lose their innocence.
The standouts include Amanda Peet, as an intelligent, self-respecting whore, Rebecca De Mornay, as a faded movie star who still has her pride, and Ray Liotta and John Cusack, who play bad cop and good ex-cop superbly.