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1 contadino
1. adj rural, country attr2. m, contadina f agricultural laborer* * *contadino agg. rustic, rural; peasant (attr.): una famiglia contadina, a peasant family; cultura contadina, folk wisdom // alla contadina, after the manner of country folk◆ s.m.1 ( campagnolo) countryman*, peasant: una coppia di contadini, a peasant couple // contadino, scarpe grosse cervello fino, (prov.) country folk may have big boots but they've got sharp wits* * *[konta'dino] contadino (-a)1. agg(di campagna) country attr, (rurale) peasant attr2. sm/f1) countryman (woman), (bracciante) farm worker2) Storia pegg peasant3. sm(fattore) tenant farmer* * *[konta'dino] 1.1) (agricolo) [ceto, famiglia] peasant attrib.2) (della campagna) [mondo, vita, tradizione] peasant attrib., rural2.sostantivo maschile1) (agricoltore) farmer, peasant2) (campagnolo) countryman*3) colloq. spreg. (zotico) peasant, yokel••contadino, scarpe grosse e cervello fino — prov. he's not as green as his cabbage-looking
* * *contadino/konta'dino/1 (agricolo) [ceto, famiglia] peasant attrib.2 (della campagna) [mondo, vita, tradizione] peasant attrib., rural⇒ 181 (agricoltore) farmer, peasant2 (campagnolo) countryman*3 colloq. spreg. (zotico) peasant, yokelcontadino, scarpe grosse e cervello fino prov. he's not as green as his cabbage-looking. -
2 contadino
[konta'dino] contadino (-a)1. agg(di campagna) country attr, (rurale) peasant attr2. sm/f1) countryman (woman), (bracciante) farm worker2) Storia pegg peasant3. sm(fattore) tenant farmer
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