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n; -s, kein Pl. proletariat* * *das Proletariatproletariat* * *Pro|le|ta|ri|at [proleta'riaːt]nt -(e)s, no plproletariat* * *Pro·le·ta·ri·at<-[e]s, -e>[proletaˈri̯a:t]nt (veraltend)▪ das \Proletariat the proletariatdas akademische \Proletariat (fig) the intellectual proletariat* * *das; Proletariat[e]s proletariat* * ** * *das; Proletariat[e]s proletariat -
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Pro·le·ta·ri·at <-[e]s, -e> [proletaʼri̭a:t] ntdas \Proletariat the proletariat;das akademische \Proletariat ( fig) the intellectual proletariat -
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I Adj.1. academic; akademische Bildung university education; akademischer Grad academic qualification; akademisches Viertel the quarter of an hour between the official and actual start of a lecture or eventII Adv. academically* * *academic; learned; scholastic* * *a|ka|de|misch [aka'deːmɪʃ]1. adj (lit, fig)academicdie akadémische Jugend — (the) students pl
das akadémische Proletariat — (the) jobless graduates pl
der akadémische Senat (Univ) — the senate
das akadémische Viertel (Univ) — the quarter of an hour allowed between the announced start of a lecture etc and the actual start
2. adv* * *1) (of or concerning study especially in schools, colleges etc: an academic career.) academic2) academically* * *aka·de·misch[akaˈde:mɪʃ]I. adj1. (von der Universität verliehen) academic2. (studentisch) scholarly\akademisches Proletariat academic proletariat3. (abstrakt) theoretical, academicII. adv\akademisch gebildet sein to be academically [or university] educated* * *1.Adjektiv academic2.adverbial academically* * *A. adj1. academic;akademische Bildung university education;akademischer Grad academic qualification;akademisches Viertel the quarter of an hour between the official and actual start of a lecture or eventakademische Frage academic questionB. adv academically* * *1.Adjektiv academic2.adverbial academically* * *adj.academic adj.academical adj.collegiate adj.scholastic adj. adv.academically adv. -
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aka·de·misch [akaʼde:mɪʃ] adj1) ( von der Universität verliehen) academic2) ( studentisch) scholarly;\akademisches Proletariat academic proletariat\akademisch gebildet sein to be academically [or university] educated -
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f; -, -en; meist pej.* * *die Diktaturdictatorship* * *Dik|ta|tur [dɪkta'tuːɐ]f -, -endictatorship* * *die2) (a state ruled by a dictator: That country is a dictatorship now.) dictatorship* * *Dik·ta·tur<-, -en>[dɪktaˈtu:ɐ̯]f dictatorshipdie \Diktatur des Proletariats the dictatorship of the proletariat* * *die; Diktatur, Diktaturen (auch fig.) dictatorship* * *2. Land: dictatorship;in einer Diktatur leben live under a dictatorship* * *die; Diktatur, Diktaturen (auch fig.) dictatorship* * *-en f.dictatorship n. -
7 Stehkragenberuf
Stehkragenberuf
black-coated (Br.) (white-collar, US) job;
• Stehkragenproletariat white-collar (US) (black-coated, Br.) proletariat;
• Stehsatz (drucktechn.) standing (live) matter;
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Dik·ta·tur <-, -en> [dɪktaʼtu:ɐ̭] f;1)( pej) dictatorship2) die \Diktatur des Proletariats the dictatorship of the proletariat -
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См. также в других словарях:
prolétariat — [ prɔletarja ] n. m. • 1832; de prolétaire 1 ♦ Vieilli Condition du prolétaire. « La dégradation de l homme par le prolétariat » (Hugo). 2 ♦ Mod. Classe sociale des prolétaires. ⇒ peuple. Le prolétariat moderne s est développé avec la grande… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Proletariat — Prolétariat Le Wagon de troisième classe, peinture de Honoré Daumier. Le prolétariat est, selon Karl Marx, la classe sociale opposée à la classe capitaliste. Elle est formée par les prolétaires. Le prolétaire ne posséde pas de capital (ou de… … Wikipédia en Français
proletariat — PROLETARIÁT s.n. 1. Masele sărace ale cetăţenilor liberi din Roma antică. 2. Totalitatea proletarilor (3). ♢ (În teoria marxistă) Proletariat agricol = totalitatea muncitorilor agricoli (din agricultura capitalistă) lipsiţi de mijloace de… … Dicționar Român
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proletariat — (n.) also proletariate, 1853, from Fr. prolétariat, from L. proletarius (see PROLETARIAN (Cf. proletarian)) … Etymology dictionary
proletariat — [prō΄lə ter′ē ət] n. [Fr prolétariat < L proletarius: see PROLETARY] 1. the class of lowest status in ancient Roman society 2. Rare the class of lowest status in any society 3. the working class; esp., the industrial working class … English World dictionary
Proletariat — Prol e*ta ri*at, n. [F.] The indigent class in the State; the body of proletarians. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
proletariat — index populace Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
proletariat — [n] working class blue collar workers, bourgeoisie, commoners, common people, hoi polloi, lower class, peasant, plebians, proletarian, rank and file, working stiff; concepts 413,423 … New thesaurus
proletariat — proletariat, proletariate /prdwbteriyat/°taer/. The class or body of proletarians. The class of unskilled laborers, without property or capital, engaged in the lower grades of work. The class of proletarii (see proletarius); the lowest stratum of … Black's law dictionary
proletariat — ► NOUN (treated as sing. or pl. ) 1) workers or working class people. 2) the lowest class of citizens in ancient Rome … English terms dictionary
