"courtesans" 怎么发音
word
ˈkɔːrtəzənz
KOR-tuh-zunz
kˈɔːtɪzənz
KAW-tiz-uhnz
释义
Women in historical societies, especially in Europe and Asia, who were companions to powerful men, often providing entertainment, conversation, and sometimes romantic or sexual relationships, usually in exchange for financial support.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈkɔːrtəzənz
英式英语
kˈɔːtɪzənz
简化发音
美式
KOR-tuh-zunz
英式
KAW-tiz-uhnz
语境中听
In ancient times, courtesans often lived near the royal palace.
Many courtesans were famous for their beauty and intelligence.
Some powerful kings trusted their courtesans more than their advisors.
Stories about courtesans show how much influence women could have in royal courts.