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"ligón" ??



margax
Spain

"ligón" ??
 
Hi teachers, does anyone know the  English equivalent for Spanish "ligón" and "ligona". I know there are many ways you can refer to this, like "he ´s excellent at picking up girls", or " he ´s always on the pull" ... but I ´ve always wondered whether there ´s a specific noun to mean this.Wink

12 Apr 2011      





zoemorosini
United States

Maybe "player"?  However, this also connotes someone who likes the chase and never wants just one, and lies to all of his conquests.

13 Apr 2011     



Apodo
Australia

For a man maybe a philanderer or a womanizer?

13 Apr 2011     



douglas
United States

"player" is the current term used among our "youth":
 
 
Otherwise, "womanizer" is correct.
 
(a clarification/validation of what was already stated)

13 Apr 2011