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2 loyalist
tr['lɔɪəlɪst]2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL en la Guerra de la Independencia, colono partidario de la causa británicaloyalist ['lɔɪəlɪst] n: partidario m, -ria f del régimenadj.• gubernamental adj.• legitimista adj.• realista adj.• republicano, -a adj.n.• leal s.m.• legitimista s.m.,f.• realista s.m.,f.• republicano s.m.'lɔɪələst, 'lɔɪəlɪstnoun partidario, -ria m,f del régimenLoyalist — ( in US history) colono leal a la corona británica durante la guerra de independencia; ( in N Ireland) unionista mf; ( in Spain) republicano, -na m,f
['lɔɪǝlɪst]N (gen) partidario(-a) m / f del régimen; (in Spain 1936) republicano(-a) m / f ; (in Northern Ireland) (Pol) unionista mfloyalist paramilitaries — (in Northern Ireland) paramilitares mpl unionistas
* * *['lɔɪələst, 'lɔɪəlɪst]noun partidario, -ria m,f del régimenLoyalist — ( in US history) colono leal a la corona británica durante la guerra de independencia; ( in N Ireland) unionista mf; ( in Spain) republicano, -na m,f
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m.pl.loyalist paramilitaries.
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