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1) General subject: libido, sex, sex drive, sex urge, sexual appetite, venereal desire2) Biology: sexual urge3) Medicine: erotic attraction, quality of sex, sexual drive, sexual enticement, genital sensitivity4) Obsolete: venery5) Agriculture: aphrodisia6) Law: sexual passion7) Psychology: sex appeal8) Aviation medicine: sex drinking9) Makarov: sexual desire, sexual interest -
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I Adj. sexual, sex ...; BIO. auch (gattungsmäßig) generic* * *venereal; sexual* * *ge|schlẹcht|lich [gə'ʃlɛçtlɪç]1. adjsexualgeschlechtliche Erziehung — sex education
2. advmit jdm geschlechtlich verkehren — to have sexual intercourse with sb
* * *ge·schlecht·lich[gəˈʃlɛçtlɪç]I. adj1. (sexuell) sexual\geschlechtliche Aufklärung sex education\geschlechtliche Lust lust\geschlechtliches Verlangen sexual desire2. BIOL sexual\geschlechtliche Entwicklung sexual development\geschlechtliche Reifung sexual maturation\geschlechtliche Fortpflanzung sexual reproductionII. adv sexually\geschlechtlich verkehren to have sexual intercourse* * *1.Adjektiv sexual2.* * *B. adv:mit jemandem geschlechtlich verkehren have (sexual) intercourse with sb* * *1.Adjektiv sexual2.* * *adj.sexual adj. adv.sexually adv.
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Venereal — Ve*ne re*al, a. [L. venereus, venerius, fr. Venus, Veneris, Venus, the goddess of love. See {Venerate}.] 1. Of or pertaining to venery, or sexual love; relating to sexual intercourse. [1913 Webster] Into the snare I fell Of fair, fallacious looks … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
venereal — [və nir′ē əl] adj. [ME venerealle < L venereus < venus, love: see VENUS] 1. a) having to do with sexual love or intercourse b) serving to arouse sexual desire; aphrodisiac 2. a) transmitted only or chiefly by sexual intercourse with an… … English World dictionary
venereal — early 15c., of or pertaining to sexual desire or intercourse, from L. venereus, from venus (gen. veneris) sexual love, sexual desire (see VENUS (Cf. Venus)). Used of sexually transmitted diseases from 1650s … Etymology dictionary
venereal — ► ADJECTIVE 1) relating to venereal disease. 2) formal relating to sexual desire or sexual intercourse. ORIGIN from Latin venereus, from venus sexual love … English terms dictionary
Venereal — Venus, the Roman goddess of love (identified with the Greek Aphrodite), loaned her name to two words of dissimilar meanings: venerable, with its sense of respect because of old age or associated dignity, and venereal, pertaining to sexual love … Dictionary of eponyms
venereal — /veuh near ee euhl/, adj. 1. arising from, connected with, or transmitted through sexual intercourse, as an infection. 2. pertaining to conditions so arising. 3. infected with or suffering from a sexually transmitted disease: a venereal patient.… … Universalium
venereal — adjective Etymology: Middle English venerealle, from Latin venereus, from vener , venus love, sexual desire Date: 15th century 1. of or relating to sexual pleasure or indulgence 2. a. resulting from or contracted during sexual intercourse … New Collegiate Dictionary
venereal — /vəˈnɪəriəl/ (say vuh nearreeuhl) adjective 1. (of a disease or infection) transmitted through sexual intercourse or contact: venereal disease. 2. infected with or suffering from venereal disease. 3. Obsolete adapted to the cure of such disease:… …
venereal — ve•ne•re•al [[t]vəˈnɪər i əl[/t]] adj. 1) pat arising from, connected with, or transmitted through sexual intercourse, as an infection 2) pat pertaining to conditions so arising 3) pat infected with or suffering from a sexually transmitted… … From formal English to slang
venereal — adj. 1 of or relating to sexual desire or intercourse. 2 relating to venereal disease. Phrases and idioms: venereal disease any of various diseases contracted chiefly by sexual intercourse with a person already infected. Derivatives: venereally… … Useful english dictionary
desire — Synonyms and related words: Amor, Christian love, Eros, Platonic love, address, admiration, adoration, affection, agape, aim, aim at, ambition, andromania, animus, aphrodisia, appeal, appetence, appetency, appetite, appetition, application, apply … Moby Thesaurus