prostitute[英]['prɒstɪtju:t][美][ˈprɑstɪˌtut, -ˌtjut]n.卖淫者，妓女; 男妓; 卖身投靠的人; 出卖贞操的人; vt.使卖淫，卖身; 出卖（名誉等）; 滥用（能力等）; 卖淫，卖身; adj.卖淫的，堕落的; 第三人称单数：prostitutes过去分词：prostituted复数：prostitutes现在进行时：prostituting过去式：prostituted[例句]Another time , I interviewed a young homeless prostitute.还有一次，我采访了一位无家可归的年轻妓女。2.The former new york governor, who resigned in disgrace a year ago aftergetting caught patronizing a prostitute in a washington hotel, has purchased aprominent office building blocks from the white house through his father's real-estate company. 这位前纽约州州长一年前曾因为在华盛顿某酒店重金招妓而黯然离职；如今斯皮策通过他父亲的地产公司收购了离白宫几个街区的一处高级办公楼。 3.How does a prostitute make an officer reveal military secrets? 妓女如何才能从政府官员口中套取军事机密？ 4.Does getting more from a no strings attached sexual relationship make you aprostitute? 在无附加条件的性关系中获得更多是否将你变为一个妓女呢？ 5.Sources close to her say that she is working as a prostitute. 接近她的消息人士则称她现在是一名妓女。
