英：[ˌfæm fəˈtɑ:l]
美：[ˌfem fəˈtæl]
femme fatale如何读
femme fatale是什么意思
美女，荡妇（尤指引诱男人堕落的女人），女妖精；
femme fatale英英释义
noun
a seductive woman who lures men into dangerous or compromising situations
a woman who attracts men by an aura of charm and mystery
noun
a seductive woman who lures men into dangerous or compromising situations
a woman who attracts men by an aura of charm and mystery
femme fatale词源中文解释
"有吸引力且危险的女人"，1895年，源自法语 femme fatale，最早可追溯至1844年，源自法语 femme "女人"，源自拉丁语 femina "女人，雌性"（参见 feminine）+ fatale（参见 fatal）。
Une femme fatale est une femme qui porte malheur. [Jules Claretie, "La Vie a Paris," 1896]
Une femme fatale est une femme qui porte malheur. [朱勒·克拉雷蒂（Jules Claretie）， "La Vie a Paris," 1896]
早期，这样的女人可能被称为 Circe。
femme fatale词源英文解释
French, literally, disastrous woman
The first known use of femme fatale was in 1879
femme fatale 例句
1 an actress who was often cast as cynical, sexy femmes fatales
2 One day, he’s approached by a femme fatale to uncover corruption and agrees in an effort to make his hometown a better place to live.
3 Your character is a walking spoiler, but was the chance to play in the femme fatale realm part of the appeal?
4 She was his femme fatale.
她是他的红颜祸水。