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provocative [美 prəˈvɑkədɪv, 英 prəˈvɒkətɪv] 形
1. provocative (causing trouble):
- provocative act/gesture
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- it was unnecessarily provocative
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2. provocative (seductive):
- provocative smile/dress
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3. provocative (thought-provoking):
- provocative 书
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- provocador (provocadora)
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- provocador (provocadora)
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- insinuante escote
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- incitador (incitadora)
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- provocativo (provocativa)
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西班牙语
provocative [prəˈvɒkətɪv, 美 -ˈvɑ:kət̬ɪv] 形
1. provocative (causing anger):
- provocative
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2. provocative (sexually):
- provocative
- provocativo, -a
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provocative [prə·ˈvak·ə·t̬ɪv] 形
1. provocative (sexually):
- provocative
- provocativo, -a
2. provocative (thought-provoking):
- provocative idea, question
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- provocative idea, question
- provocador, -a
3. provocative (causing anger):
- provocative
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However, the women will probably love it, since fibs are so provocative of fun.
en.wikipedia.org It was highly criticised during its publication, due to its provocative subject matter and racial and religious themes.
en.wikipedia.org She described the facade as something provocative and different, and compared the store greeter to a nightclub bouncer on the watch for good-looking customers.
en.wikipedia.org He started leading a life of wine, women and song while giving endless provocative performances in theatres, on television and on tour.
en.wikipedia.org This provocative study is history on the grandest scale.
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