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Meanings of bordello in English

Portuguese
prostíbulo
Catalan
casa de mala reputació
Spanish
burdel
Wikidata

A building where prostitutes are available.

prostíbulo
Usage of bordello in English
1
Inside, it's a cross between a bordello and a natural history museum.
Full Circle
2
One day, she decided to visit a bordello on her lunch break.
News.com.au
3
At age 15 he began playing ragtime piano in a Baltimore bordello.
The new yorker
4
It's much nicer than that tacky bordello where we have to interact.
Edge of Infinity
5
In its ambience it is closer to a bordello than a nunnery.
Quicksilver
6
The wind carried the music and noise from the bordello out to sea.
Who killed palomino molero?
7
Recently a bordello was to open next door to a school.
The new yorker
8
By early spring, Ned was eager to visit the bordello again.
The dog said bow-wow
9
The wheels run with all the smoothness of James Bond in a bordello.
The Irish Times
10
A smell like a bordello curtain, deep and red and full of mysteries.
The Slow Regard of Silent Things
11
The band's style is gaudier than a New Orleans bordello managed by Baz Luhrmann.
The Irish Times
12
Garden of Eden meets bordello, in the midst of a truly wonderful natural habitat.
The Irish Times
13
It gave the impression of a fancy Las Vegas bordello.
Audrey's door
14
These working girls pay rent to Utherverse for a place in the virtual bordello.
The Guardian
15
She looked like someone's fever dream out of a bordello.
Blood and Bone
16
My house is not a bordello, do you understand?
All souls' rising
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Translations for bordello
Spanish
burdel
Bordello through the time