casanova

IPA/ˌkæsəˈnəʊvə/
KK[kˌæsənˈovɑ]IPA/ˌkæsəˈnəʊvə/

casanova — 名詞

1. a man who is known for chasing many women and starting one love affair after ano

1.名詞C1
釋義

花花公子

愛四處追求女人的男人

a man who is known for chasing many women and starting one love affair after another.

例句

At college, Quinn had a reputation as a casanova who never called twice.

在大學裡，大家都說 Quinn 是個約過一次就不再打電話的花花公子。

have a reputation as a casanova

Camila warned her sister that Marco was a casanova, not a serious boyfriend.

Camila 提醒妹妹，Marco 是花花公子，不是認真的交往對象。

call someone a casanova

常見搭配
  • local casanova
  • old casanova
  • reputation as a casanova
  • call someone a casanova
同義詞
  • womanizer

    the closest everyday synonym, often stressing shallow pursuit of women

  • playboy

    often adds a rich, stylish, or glamorous public image

  • philanderer

    more formal and strongly critical, especially for repeated affairs

反義詞

文法句型

be a casanova

call someone a casanova

have a reputation as a casanova

用法筆記

Usually said with criticism or teasing about a man who keeps pursuing new romances. It suggests a repeated pattern of charm and unreliable romantic behavior, not just physical attractiveness.

常見錯誤

People call him a casanova because he is handsome.
People call him a casanova because he keeps chasing new lovers.
the word is about repeated romantic pursuit, not simply being good-looking.

常見搭配

常用片語

  • play the casanova
  • have a reputation as a casanova