Definition of masochist in English:

masochist

noun ˈmasəkɪst

1A person who derives sexual gratification from their own pain or humiliation.
the roles of masochist and mistress
Example sentencesExamples
- Masochists inflict pain upon themselves through shocking, pricking, or choking, and about 30 percent participate in sadistic behavior as well.
- There's also a sprinkling of sadomasochism, with the hostess trotting out the whip to use on a drooling masochist.
- They're similar, but masochists achieve sexual gratification through pain, either mentally or physically.
- Self-inflicted pain might enhance the masochist's sense of control over others by manipulating their sympathy or provoking a punitive response.
- Every psychologist knows the misery suffered by the masochist, in whom sex excitement is caused by suffering corporal punishment.
- The masochist might also disavow infantile rage by displacing it onto seemingly malevolent figures.
- She is a rarity here, a female masochist who comes to get abused.
- To achieve near-asphyxiation, masochists might place a noose around their necks.
- I wouldn't go implying being a submissive and a masochist are the same thing.
- True masochists, by definition, want to be shamed and have their self-esteem beaten into the ground.
1. 1.1 (in general use) a person who enjoys an activity that appears to be painful or tedious.
  what kind of masochist would take part in such an experiment?
  Example sentencesExamples
  Those who argue that its secrets cannot be appreciated in one viewing are cinematic masochists.
  Only masochists volunteer for this committee.
  My inner masochist always find some excuse to return, and I've generally found the album more enjoyable with each subsequent listen.
  It's important to distinguish between a circumscribed period of hardship that you enter into knowingly and an ongoing environment best suited for masochists.
  Any individual of another nation would have to be a masochist to attempt to open a bank account here.
  Only a masochist would want to take a tour through an Irish winter.
  I think I'm a masochist, because I'm looking forward to making another film.
  Only a tragically unsophisticated masochist could consider his performance good acting.
  The travel guide describes it as being "for masochists only."
  Unless you are a masochist, buy plants rather than sowing seeds.

Definition of masochist in US English:

masochist

nounˈmazəkəst

1A person who derives sexual gratification from their own pain or humiliation.
the roles of masochist and mistress
Example sentencesExamples
- Masochists inflict pain upon themselves through shocking, pricking, or choking, and about 30 percent participate in sadistic behavior as well.
- True masochists, by definition, want to be shamed and have their self-esteem beaten into the ground.
- Self-inflicted pain might enhance the masochist's sense of control over others by manipulating their sympathy or provoking a punitive response.
- I wouldn't go implying being a submissive and a masochist are the same thing.
- She is a rarity here, a female masochist who comes to get abused.
- There's also a sprinkling of sadomasochism, with the hostess trotting out the whip to use on a drooling masochist.
- The masochist might also disavow infantile rage by displacing it onto seemingly malevolent figures.
- They're similar, but masochists achieve sexual gratification through pain, either mentally or physically.
- To achieve near-asphyxiation, masochists might place a noose around their necks.
- Every psychologist knows the misery suffered by the masochist, in whom sex excitement is caused by suffering corporal punishment.
1. 1.1 (in general use) a person who enjoys an activity that appears to be painful or tedious.
  what kind of masochist would take part in such an experiment?
  Example sentencesExamples
  Only a masochist would want to take a tour through an Irish winter.
  The travel guide describes it as being "for masochists only."
  Only a tragically unsophisticated masochist could consider his performance good acting.
  It's important to distinguish between a circumscribed period of hardship that you enter into knowingly and an ongoing environment best suited for masochists.
  My inner masochist always find some excuse to return, and I've generally found the album more enjoyable with each subsequent listen.
  Any individual of another nation would have to be a masochist to attempt to open a bank account here.
  I think I'm a masochist, because I'm looking forward to making another film.
  Those who argue that its secrets cannot be appreciated in one viewing are cinematic masochists.
  Unless you are a masochist, buy plants rather than sowing seeds.
  Only masochists volunteer for this committee.

单词	masochist
释义	Definition of masochist in English: masochist noun ˈmasəkɪst 1A person who derives sexual gratification from their own pain or humiliation. the roles of masochist and mistress Example sentencesExamples Masochists inflict pain upon themselves through shocking, pricking, or choking, and about 30 percent participate in sadistic behavior as well. There's also a sprinkling of sadomasochism, with the hostess trotting out the whip to use on a drooling masochist. They're similar, but masochists achieve sexual gratification through pain, either mentally or physically. Self-inflicted pain might enhance the masochist's sense of control over others by manipulating their sympathy or provoking a punitive response. Every psychologist knows the misery suffered by the masochist, in whom sex excitement is caused by suffering corporal punishment. The masochist might also disavow infantile rage by displacing it onto seemingly malevolent figures. She is a rarity here, a female masochist who comes to get abused. To achieve near-asphyxiation, masochists might place a noose around their necks. I wouldn't go implying being a submissive and a masochist are the same thing. True masochists, by definition, want to be shamed and have their self-esteem beaten into the ground. 1.1 (in general use) a person who enjoys an activity that appears to be painful or tedious. what kind of masochist would take part in such an experiment? Example sentencesExamples Those who argue that its secrets cannot be appreciated in one viewing are cinematic masochists. Only masochists volunteer for this committee. My inner masochist always find some excuse to return, and I've generally found the album more enjoyable with each subsequent listen. It's important to distinguish between a circumscribed period of hardship that you enter into knowingly and an ongoing environment best suited for masochists. Any individual of another nation would have to be a masochist to attempt to open a bank account here. Only a masochist would want to take a tour through an Irish winter. I think I'm a masochist, because I'm looking forward to making another film. Only a tragically unsophisticated masochist could consider his performance good acting. The travel guide describes it as being "for masochists only." Unless you are a masochist, buy plants rather than sowing seeds. Definition of masochist in US English: masochist nounˈmazəkəst 1A person who derives sexual gratification from their own pain or humiliation. the roles of masochist and mistress Example sentencesExamples Masochists inflict pain upon themselves through shocking, pricking, or choking, and about 30 percent participate in sadistic behavior as well. True masochists, by definition, want to be shamed and have their self-esteem beaten into the ground. Self-inflicted pain might enhance the masochist's sense of control over others by manipulating their sympathy or provoking a punitive response. I wouldn't go implying being a submissive and a masochist are the same thing. She is a rarity here, a female masochist who comes to get abused. There's also a sprinkling of sadomasochism, with the hostess trotting out the whip to use on a drooling masochist. The masochist might also disavow infantile rage by displacing it onto seemingly malevolent figures. They're similar, but masochists achieve sexual gratification through pain, either mentally or physically. To achieve near-asphyxiation, masochists might place a noose around their necks. Every psychologist knows the misery suffered by the masochist, in whom sex excitement is caused by suffering corporal punishment. 1.1 (in general use) a person who enjoys an activity that appears to be painful or tedious. what kind of masochist would take part in such an experiment? Example sentencesExamples Only a masochist would want to take a tour through an Irish winter. The travel guide describes it as being "for masochists only." Only a tragically unsophisticated masochist could consider his performance good acting. It's important to distinguish between a circumscribed period of hardship that you enter into knowingly and an ongoing environment best suited for masochists. My inner masochist always find some excuse to return, and I've generally found the album more enjoyable with each subsequent listen. Any individual of another nation would have to be a masochist to attempt to open a bank account here. I think I'm a masochist, because I'm looking forward to making another film. Those who argue that its secrets cannot be appreciated in one viewing are cinematic masochists. Unless you are a masochist, buy plants rather than sowing seeds. Only masochists volunteer for this committee.
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