libido
IPA/lɪˈbiːdəʊ/
KK[ləbˈido]IPA/lɪˈbiːdəʊ/
libido — noun
- libidosingular
- libidosplural
1. the natural feeling of wanting sex; a person's level of interest in sexual activ
1.名詞C1
釋義
the natural feeling of wanting sex; a person's level of interest in sexual activity
例句
Yasmin told her doctor that stress had lowered her libido for several months.
collocation: lower / low libido
Some medicines for depression can reduce libido as a side effect.
common context: medication side effects
Diego said that regular exercise and good sleep had boosted his libido.
After menopause, Élise noticed a clear drop in her libido.
The magazine article claimed that stress is the most common cause of low libido in young adults.
文法句型
low libido
loss of libido
boost / increase libido
用法筆記
Usually uncountable. Common in health, medical, and relationship contexts; less common in casual speech, where 'sex drive' is more natural.
常見錯誤
❌He has many libidos for sports and music.
✅He has a great passion for sports and music.
💡'libido' refers only to sexual desire, not general enthusiasm; use 'passion' or 'enthusiasm' for hobbies and interests.