adulteries
[əˈdʌltəri:z]

n.

（一方或双方已婚的）通奸，私通( adultery的名词复数 )；

英英释义

adultery[ ə'dʌltəri ]

• n.extramarital sex that willfully and maliciously interferes with marriage relations

  "adultery is often cited as grounds for divorce"

  同义词：criminal conversationfornication

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. The Bible says adultery is a sin.
   圣经说通奸是罪恶。
2. She has an adultery affair with the man.
   她与那个男人有奸情。
3. He was fired because he was accused of adultery.
   他因为被控有通奸行为而遭开除。
4. She suspected her husband had committed adultery.
   她怀疑丈夫有通奸行为。
5. I was surprised to hear that Johnson had been divorced by his wife on the grounds of adultery.
   听到约翰逊因通奸而被其妻子离弃，我大吃一惊。

权威例句

A Study on the Adulteries during Qin and Han Dynasties
“‘All the Adulteries of Art’: The Dramatic Excerpts of Margaret Bellasys’s BL Add. MS 10309”
Concerning adulteries, and their kinds and degrees.
John Donne's Adulteries:Spiritual Uncertainty and the Westmoreland Sonnets (review)
Between consenting adulteries: Bill Clinton's bimbo M.O
Chicago's Jose Aggari, Jr.: Creating adulteries of art
The Ethics of Adulteries in Conrad's Novels
“Better occasional murders than frequent adulteries”;. banditry, violence and sacrifice in the mediterranean∗
Letters about adulteries’ pardon in the 16th century
Concerning the lust of defloration.