Übersetzung für 'masochistic' von Englisch nach Deutsch

masochistic {adj}

masochistisch

• Algis Budrys reviewed the collection favorably, describing Howard's writing as "combining a masochistic megalomania with a strong streak of horror writing."
• Her nickname M also stands for masochistic.
• Eibl-Eibelsfeldt (1984) underlines a female sexual arousal condition during flight and fear reactions. Some women, with masochistic traits, can reach orgasm in such conditions.
• The attending pathologist noted that the circumstances suggested masochistic sexual activity rather than suicide.
• Rick Castro (July 20, 1958) is an American photographer, motion picture director, stylist, curator and blogger whose work focuses on bondage and sado-masochistic sex.

• It is set in an indeterminate past, and consists of a series of loosely connected vignettes that depict pseudo-lesbian sexuality and some sado-masochistic activity.
• It is the "heaviest" track on the album because of its masochistic themed lyrics.
• The Slicer is a masochistic assassin under the employ of The Fan. He laughs whenever he gets hit and challenges his opponents to fight harder.
• Its framing narrative is the story of June's initiation into sado-masochistic activities by the female operators of a leather clothing shop in Glasgow.
• The problem with the game in the TV series, however, is that it also detects subconscious desires: if the user subconsciously hates himself then the game will eventually detect this and subject them to specifically tailored masochistic tortures.

• One common belief of BDSM and kink is that women are more likely to take on masochistic roles than men.
• The violence of "The Oresteia" found echoes in Bacon's own tortured personal life, from the physical abuse he suffered at the hands of his father, through his preference for roughly masochistic homosexual encounters, and the suicide of his lover George Dyer.
• Art in America's review said that O'Dell places masochistic performances in the Vietnam-era political context, understanding them through psychological, social or legal contracts.
• Silvia comes to her service as a lady companion, but her submissive role soon acquires masochistic traits and homosexual shades.
• The "masochistic monster" revels in acts of self-mutilation before the audience sees the harming of others being done.

• 21st century American analysts are particularly concerned with the potential production of narcissistic mortification as a by-product of analytic interpretation, especially with regard to masochistic personality disorder.
• In the German television film "Martha" (1974), directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder, the father of the masochistic title character (played by Margit Carstensen) dies while climbing the Spanish Steps.
• That she is disquieteningly “simultaneously innocent and knowing” foretells (by seven years) the words of another, masochistic and unreliable narrator, Humbert Humbert.
• In her review, Kael called the straight-themed "Rich and Famous" "more like a homosexual fantasy," saying that one female character's "affairs, with their masochistic overtones, are creepy, because they don't seem like what a woman would get into".