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prostitute
A person who offers sexual services in exchange for payment. The term usually refers to women, but it can also be used for people of other genders.
In vielen Städten gibt es ausgewiesene Zonen, in denen Prostituierte legal arbeiten dürfen.
In many cities, there are designated zones where prostitutes are allowed to work legally.
The word 'die Prostituierte' (the female prostitute) is the feminine form of a nominalized participle. It is declined like an adjective. The masculine form is 'der Prostituierte' (the male prostitute).
Die Polizei befragte eine Prostituierte als Zeugin.
The police questioned a prostitute as a witness.
This noun belongs to a word family. The related verb is 'sich prostituieren' (to prostitute oneself), and the abstract noun for the activity is 'die Prostitution' (prostitution).
Die Studie untersucht die Lebensbedingungen von Prostituierten in der Großstadt.
The study examines the living conditions of prostitutes in the big city.
'Die Prostituierte' (the prostitute) is the formal and direct term, often used in official, legal, or journalistic contexts. Depending on the context, the term can be perceived as neutral or also as detached.
Das neue Gesetz soll die Rechte von Prostituierten stärken.
The new law is intended to strengthen the rights of prostitutes.
whore
Both words refer to a woman who offers sexual services in exchange for payment. „Die Prostituierte“ is the neutral term, while „die Nutte“ is vulgar and strongly derogatory and is often used as an insult. „Die Prostituierte“ is appropriate in factual texts; „die Nutte“ conveys an insulting attitude.
Der Bericht beschreibt, wie die Prostituierte ihre Dienstleistungen gegen Bezahlung anbietet.
The report describes how the prostitute offers her services in exchange for payment.
Der wütende Mann beschimpfte die Frau auf der Straße als Nutte.
The angry man called the woman a whore in the street.
