Homewrecker
意味: A person who breaks up a marriage or committed relationship by having an affair with one of the partners.
A homewrecker is someone who pursues or has an affair with a person already in a committed relationship, 'wrecking' their home and family. The term is often applied more harshly to women than men (a double standard that many criticize). It carries strong moral judgment and is always negative.
例文
- She's a total homewrecker — she knew he was married and didn't care. 她完全就是个小三——明知道人家已婚还不在乎。Es una auténtica rompehogares — sabía que él estaba casado y le dio igual.彼女は完全に略奪愛だよ——相手が既婚だって知ってて気にしなかったんだから。그녀는 완전 가정 파괴범이야 — 상대가 유부남인 거 알면서도 신경 안 썼어.
- People called her a homewrecker, but honestly, that marriage was already over. 大家都叫她小三,但说实话那段婚姻早就名存实亡了。La gente la llamaba rompehogares, pero sinceramente, ese matrimonio ya estaba acabado.みんな彼女を略奪女って呼んでたけど、正直あの結婚はもう終わってたよ。사람들이 그녀를 가정 파괴범이라고 불렀지만, 솔직히 그 결혼은 이미 끝나 있었어.
- Don't be a homewrecker. If they're taken, move on. 别当小三。人家有对象就放手吧。No seas un rompehogares. Si ya tiene pareja, pasa página.略奪なんてするなよ。相手がいるなら諦めろ。가정 파괴범 같은 짓 하지 마. 이미 상대가 있으면 포기해.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: gossip, relationship drama, moral judgment
トーン: accusatory, harsh
✓ 正しい言い方
- She's known as a homewrecker.她是出了名的小三。Es conocida como una rompehogares.彼女は略奪女として知られてるよ。그녀는 가정 파괴범으로 알려져 있어.
- Don't be a homewrecker.别当那种破坏别人家庭的人。No seas un rompehogares.略奪愛なんてするなよ。가정 파괴범 같은 짓 하지 마.
✗ 間違った言い方
- The term unfairly targets 'the other person' more than the cheating partner — consider the double standard这个词不公平地更多针对'第三者'而非出轨的一方——注意这种双重标准El término culpa injustamente más al 'otro/a' que a la persona infiel — ten en cuenta el doble raseroこの言葉は浮気した本人よりも「相手方」を不当に責める傾向がある——ダブルスタンダードに注意이 표현은 바람을 핀 당사자보다 '제3자'를 더 비난하는 경향이 있다 — 이중 잣대를 고려해야 한다
起源と歴史
An American term from the mid-20th century, combining 'home' (meaning family unit) and 'wrecker' (destroyer). Reflects the strong cultural value placed on the nuclear family in American society.
文化的背景
Era: Mid-20th century onward
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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