And painters alluded to her eroticism in their bare* ed portrayals of the dying queen. 画家们把她描绘为裸胸垂死的贪欲的女王。
And painters alluded to her eroticism in their bare breasted portrayals of the dying queen. 画家们把她描绘为裸胸垂死的贪欲的女王。
But as a man, it's impossible to be of no eroticism in his eyes when facing a beautiful woman. 但身为男人,看女人的眼光就不可能完全不含色情。
eroticism
[ noun ]
a state of anticipation of sexuality
<noun.state>
the arousal of feelings of sexual desire
<noun.feeling>
Eroticism \E*rot"i*cism\, n. Erotic quality.
The synod is expected to focus on the difficulty in maintaining the church's rules that priests be celibate and foresake marriage "in a world characterized by eroticism," as a working document put it.
Circe (Bella Enahoro) is all sinewy eroticism and Nausicaa (Sophie Okonedo) all flirty charm: 'just tell your wife you met me and were swept overboard.'
Their paths finally cross on a Swiss lake steamer, which is playing host to the exotic delegates of an international congress on eroticism in photography.
There's a creepy eroticism to the scene that perfectly matches the late Micheal Mac Liammoir's oily puckishness as Iago.
It certainly has enough explicit eroticism to ensure that the strait-laced terrestrial channels will not show it.
What exists of Briseis is best heard in the concert-hall, where one can wallow in the seductive eroticism of its music without worrying about what has happened to the drama.