sexy

sexy

sexy(sehk-si)

adjective

1. (attractive)

a. sexy

You look very sexy in that dress.

Te ves muy sexy con ese vestido.

b. sexi

Tim's sister is very sexy.

La hermana de Tim es muy sexi.

2. (interesting)

a. excitante

Reading is sexy.

Leer es excitante.

3. (erotic)

a. erótico

I caught my grandmother reading sexy literature.

Pillé a mi abuela leyendo literatura erótica.

sexy

adjective

1. (general)

a. sexy

2. (fig)

a. muy atractivo(a) (car, idea, object)

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sexy [ˈseksɪ]

adjective

sexier (comparative)sexiest (superlative)

1 (sexually attractive) sexy

you look very sexy in that dress estás muy sexy con ese vestido

All men love sexy underwear

2 (interested in sex) sensual

Hunger makes a woman sexy You will still be as virile and as sexy as before We're all conditioned to believe that the French are sexy and Latins are passionate

to make sb feel sexy excitar a algn; hacer que algn se excite

Sometimes sexual comments make me feel sexy

3 (erotic) [+film, scene, book] erótico

"Body Heat" is one of the sexiest films ever made there's one very sexy scene in the kitchen

4 (exciting) [+issue, subject, object] excitante

Banking failures aren't sexy, despite constant new revelations Public sector management is not a sexy [issue] to write about computers just aren't sexy for most of us

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