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Meanings of maison de joie in English
Place where people may come to engage in sexual activity with a prostitute.
Synonyms
Examples for "brothel"
Examples for "brothel"
1
The boudoir in the palace answered to the brothel in the barracks.
2
Women are bought and sold in nearly every brothel in the place.
3
It might have taken us years to find this brothel without you.
4
A brothel representative did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
5
I just said I could get you a job in a brothel.
1
It's a very beautiful place, but it's not a whorehouse, he says.
2
Anyone caught hanging around in a whorehouse, he thought, deserved exactly this.
3
Did you go to the Greek whorehouse they set up in Cyrene?
4
They had probably gone straight to the whorehouse next door, he concluded.
5
Keys to the warehouse, keys to the greenhouse, keys to the whorehouse.
1
Inside, it's a cross between a bordello and a natural history museum.
2
One day, she decided to visit a bordello on her lunch break.
3
At age 15 he began playing ragtime piano in a Baltimore bordello.
4
It's much nicer than that tacky bordello where we have to interact.
5
In its ambience it is closer to a bordello than a nunnery.
Usage of maison de joie in English
1
After closing her maison de joie she ceased to be "bonne camarade et bonne fille" in the tough de tough quarter of the Judean metropolis.
Translations for maison de joie
Spanish