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Significats de streetwalkers en anglès

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Person who has sex for money.

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Ús de streetwalkers en anglès
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The Dog Fenn streetwalkers were the lowest of a despised breed.
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From time to time there were streetwalkers in the area.
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She is attacking innocent citizens, one of the streetwalkers shouted.
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A dozen haggard streetwalkers were arrested in mistake for her.
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Through the outer edge of Spit Hearth where the prostitutes worked, streetwalkers eyeing him.
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At this hour it was a cove for streetwalkers, which she obviously did not know.
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Honestly, I did not even notice that streetwalkers existed until well into my teenage years.
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Second performance, eclipse number two, all aboard for the train for Saint-Lazare, the prison-hospital for streetwalkers!
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The forensics van would generate photographs he could circulate among streetwalkers, kiosk clerks and other nighttime regulars.
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Among the wretched women, mostly thieves and streetwalkers, twenty faces were turned, gaping with glee and hate.
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However, legislation will be brought in soon to carry out the Wolfenden suggestions for cleaning up the streetwalkers.
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And yet this is not a crime of cocaine dealers or heroin users or stickup artists or streetwalkers.
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Approaches to several streetwalkers along Ste.
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Black "badger thieves," as they were called, pretended to be streetwalkers only to rob wannabe customers.
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There were some dollymops, streetwalkers poaching custom, but the freelancers that thronged elsewhere in New Crobuzon were the outsiders here.
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Wallace is attempting to provide services to the lower classes of streetwalkers, who are often drug-addicted, and sometimes infected with AIDS.
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