lolita in Portuguese
lolita in Portuguese is lolita — lolita means a sexually precocious young girl (a term now widely considered offensive and best avoided).
lolita in Portuguese
lolita
A young girl who is sexually alluring.
What does "lolita" mean?
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noun A sexually precocious young girl (a term now widely considered offensive and best avoided).
"The novel's central character is often referenced in discussions of the term "lolita.""
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noun A follower of the Japanese "Lolita fashion" style, marked by elaborate, doll-like Victorian- or Rococo-inspired outfits.
"She wore an elegant black-and-white Lolita dress to the convention."
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lolita in a sentence
- The novel's central character is often referenced in discussions of the term "lolita."
- She wore an elegant black-and-white Lolita dress to the convention.
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What is "lolita" in Portuguese?
"lolita" in Portuguese is lolita. lolita means: A sexually precocious young girl (a term now widely considered offensive and best avoided).
How do you use "lolita" in a sentence?
Example: "The novel's central character is often referenced in discussions of the term "lolita."" In Portuguese, "lolita" is lolita.
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