Definition of Durex in English:

Durex

noun ˈdjʊərɛks

British trademark

A contraceptive sheath; a condom.
〈英，商标〉（杜蕾斯牌）安全套，避孕套
Example sentencesExamples
- Crossing Euston Rd at Baker St, I take a deep breath and hold it against traffic fumes, till I reach the other side. I buy things on my shopping list, Durex, tissues, baby oil.
- I went on the pill, had severe side effects and had to come off within only a few weeks, was using C-Film and Durex, and fell for my third child.
- From my two polythene bags, come a lacy mauve top, sarong and underwear, cleansers, make-up, Durex and books on self-hypnosis and one on healthy eating and fasting.
- Tales of Durex reminded the East Londoner of a similar act of innocence when he served on board SA Waterberg.
- No, don't know about those things, teacher said knowing the Holy Ghost was more important than knowing how to get a Durex.
- Although if it ever did happen, I would like to see the face of the person who purchases Durex with the slogan 100% recycled on the label!
- The cover of the June issue offers free beer and Durex, but my copy just contained a packet of Extra Strong Mints, which I'm trying not to take personally.
- The area, which was recently cleaned up, looks like a testing site for Durex.
- The opportunity cost of your 11 minutes of ecstasy versus an empty wallet - shell out the $8.99 for the box of Durex and make us both happy, huh?
- It was too late to turn back so I brusquely said ‘I want a packet of Durex please’.
- And so, eventually arriving at the counter, I manfully demanded a box of Durex.
- Unfortunately his truths are as thin as a new generation Durex which had been pasted on with a glue the consistency of flour and spit, and they are as illusory as the ‘Phantom True Blue’, labour voters in Western Sydney.

Origin

1930s: name invented by the manufacturers, probably based on Latin durare 'to last'.

Rhymes

Lurex, murex

单词	Durex
释义	Definition of Durex in English: Durex noun ˈdjʊərɛks British trademark A contraceptive sheath; a condom. 〈英，商标〉（杜蕾斯牌）安全套，避孕套 Example sentencesExamples Crossing Euston Rd at Baker St, I take a deep breath and hold it against traffic fumes, till I reach the other side. I buy things on my shopping list, Durex, tissues, baby oil. I went on the pill, had severe side effects and had to come off within only a few weeks, was using C-Film and Durex, and fell for my third child. From my two polythene bags, come a lacy mauve top, sarong and underwear, cleansers, make-up, Durex and books on self-hypnosis and one on healthy eating and fasting. Tales of Durex reminded the East Londoner of a similar act of innocence when he served on board SA Waterberg. No, don't know about those things, teacher said knowing the Holy Ghost was more important than knowing how to get a Durex. Although if it ever did happen, I would like to see the face of the person who purchases Durex with the slogan 100% recycled on the label! The cover of the June issue offers free beer and Durex, but my copy just contained a packet of Extra Strong Mints, which I'm trying not to take personally. The area, which was recently cleaned up, looks like a testing site for Durex. The opportunity cost of your 11 minutes of ecstasy versus an empty wallet - shell out the $8.99 for the box of Durex and make us both happy, huh? It was too late to turn back so I brusquely said ‘I want a packet of Durex please’. And so, eventually arriving at the counter, I manfully demanded a box of Durex. Unfortunately his truths are as thin as a new generation Durex which had been pasted on with a glue the consistency of flour and spit, and they are as illusory as the ‘Phantom True Blue’, labour voters in Western Sydney. Origin 1930s: name invented by the manufacturers, probably based on Latin durare 'to last'. Rhymes Lurex, murex
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