ladies'/lady's man

A man who puts himself out to be attractive to women and is very attentive to them. This term dates from the eighteenth century, and presumably contrasts such a person with the strong silent type known as a man’s man. William Cowper used the expression in Tiroc (1784): “A slave at court, elsewhere a lady’s man.” See also macho.

词组	ladies'/lady's man
释义	ladies'/lady's man ladies'/lady's man A man who puts himself out to be attractive to women and is very attentive to them. This term dates from the eighteenth century, and presumably contrasts such a person with the strong silent type known as a man’s man. William Cowper used the expression in Tiroc (1784): “A slave at court, elsewhere a lady’s man.” See also macho. See also: man The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: no spring chicken, (she's) last-ditch defense/effort in clover, to be/live give a wide berth to, to really and truly wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole cast a pall upon, to all in the/a day's work put through one's paces keep your eyes peeled/skinned
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