playboy

See also: play-boy and Playboy

English

Noun

playboy (plural playboys)

1. A man who does not work, but devotes himself to a life of pleasure, often sexual, without commitments or responsibilities.

Synonyms

• hedonist

Antonyms

• playgirl

Translations

unemployed man who devotes himself to pleasure

• Arabic: please add this translation if you can
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 花花公子 (zh) (huāhuāgōngzi)

• Czech: playboy m, svěťák m, flamendr (cs) m
• Dutch: casanova, don juan
• Finnish: playboy
• French: playboy (fr) m, play-boy (fr) m
• German: Playboy (de) m
• Hungarian: please add this translation if you can

• Italian: playboy (it) m
• Japanese: 遊び人 (あそびにん, asobinin), プレイボーイ (pureibōi)
• Norwegian: levemann m
• Portuguese: playboy (pt) m
• Russian: ловелас (ru) m (lovelás), повеса (ru) m (povésa), плейбой (ru) m (plɛjbój), гуляка (ru) m (guljáka)
• Spanish: golfo (es) m, mujeriego (es) m
• Swedish: playboy (sv) c, lebeman (sv) c
• Turkish: playboy (tr), kazanova

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Finnish

Noun

playboy

1. playboy

Declension

Declension of playboy (Kotus type 21/rosé)

	singular	plural
nominative	playboy	playboyt
genitive	playboyn	playboyiden
partitive	playboyta	playboyita
accusative	playboyn	playboyt
inessive	playboyssa	playboyissa
elative	playboysta	playboyista
illative	playboyhin playboyhyn	playboyihin
adessive	playboylla	playboyilla
ablative	playboylta	playboyilta
allative	playboylle	playboyille
essive	playboyna	playboyina
translative	playboyksi	playboyiksi
instructive	—	playboyin
abessive	playboytta	playboyitta
comitative	—	playboyineen

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French

Noun

playboy m (plural playboys)

1. Alternative spelling of play-boy.

Usage notes

This spelling was a product of the 1990 French spelling reforms.