lech

noun

/letʃ/

(also letch)

(British English, informal, disapproving)

a lecher (= a man who shows an unpleasant sexual interest in somebody)好色之徒；色鬼
词源late 18th cent. (denoting a strong desire, particularly sexually): back-formation from lecher.

verb

/letʃ/

(also letch)

(British English, informal, disapproving) [intransitive]

动词形式

present simple I / you / we / they lech	/letʃ/ /letʃ/
he / she / it leches	/ˈletʃɪz/ /ˈletʃɪz/
past simple leched	/letʃt/ /letʃt/
past participle leched	/letʃt/ /letʃt/
-ing form leching	/ˈletʃɪŋ/ /ˈletʃɪŋ/

+ adv./prep. to show an unpleasant sexual interest in somebody对某人生邪念；对某人起色心
- to lech after/over somebody追/超过某人
词源late 18th cent. (denoting a strong desire, particularly sexually): back-formation from lecher.