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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBimbo
/ˈbɪm.boʊ/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A young woman who is perceived as attractive but lacking in intelligence.
"Despite her beauty, she was often dismissed as a bimbo by her peers." - 2
A derogatory term for a woman who is seen as overly concerned with her appearance.
"The media often portrays bimbos as shallow and superficial."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'bimbo' originated in the early 20th century from the Italian word 'bimbo', meaning 'little boy'. Over time, it evolved in English to refer to a woman perceived as attractive but unintelligent, reflecting societal attitudes towards gender and beauty.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Bimbo" is said worldwide
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bimbo
Transliteration: bimbo
"Elle est souvent considérée comme une bimbo à cause de son apparence."
Bimbo
Transliteration: Bimbo
"Sie wird oft als Bimbo angesehen, weil sie sich nur um ihr Aussehen kümmert."
bimbo
Transliteration: bimbo
"Viene spesso considerata una bimbo per la sua superficialità."
bimbo
Transliteration: bimbo
"La consideran una bimbo por su falta de interés en temas serios."
bimbo
Transliteration: bimbo
"Ela é vista como uma bimbo por se preocupar apenas com a aparência."
बिम्बो
Transliteration: bimbo
"उसे अक्सर उसकी सुंदरता के कारण बिम्बो कहा जाता है।"
花瓶
Transliteration: huāpíng
"她常常被视为花瓶，因为她只关心外表。"
빈보
Transliteration: binbo
"그녀는 외모 때문에 빈보로 여겨진다."
ビンボ
Transliteration: binbo
"彼女は見た目のせいでビンボと見なされることが多い。"
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