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21 BGB
* * *(Abk.: Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch) Civil Code* * *[beːgeː'beː]nt -, no pl abbrSee:* * *<->[be:ge:ˈbe:]* * *Abkürzung: = Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch* * *bürgerlich adjbürgerliches Recht civil law;bürgerliche Pflichten civil ( oder civic) duties;bürgerliche Rechte civic rights;bürgerliches Jahr JUR civil year;bürgerliche Eheschließung civil marriage;bürgerlicher Tod JUR civil death;im bürgerlichen Leben in civil ( oder civilian) life;2. (Mittelstands…) middle-class, pej bourgeois;die bürgerlichen Parteien POL the non-socialist parties;sie stammt aus einer guten bürgerlichen Familie she comes from a good middle-class ( oder respectable) family;bürgerliches Trauerspiel LIT domestic tragedy3. (nicht adelig) untitled4. (einfach) plain, simple;bürgerliche Küche home cooking, good plain cooking ( oder food)5. pej (spießig) conventional, plebeian, philistine* * *Abkürzung: = Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch -
22 spießbürgerlich
Adj. pej. (narrow-minded) petty bourgeois* * *bourgeois* * *spieß|bür|ger|lich (pej)1. adjmiddle-class, (petit) bourgeois2. advdenken, sich benehmen, leben in a middle-class or bourgeois way* * *spieß·bür·ger·lich* * *s. spießig* * *spießbürgerlich adj pej (narrow-minded) petty bourgeois* * *s. spießig* * *adj.philistine adj. -
23 Spießer
m; -s, -1. umg., pej. Spießbürger2. Jägerspr. spike buck* * *Spie|ßer I ['ʃpiːsɐ]m -s, -(HUNT = Spießbock) brocket, spike buck II ['ʃpiːsɐ]1. m -s, -,Spíé|ße|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (pej)See:= Spießbürger(in)* * *Spie·ßer(in)<-s, ->[ˈʃpi:sɐ]m(f) (fam) pedant, petit-bourgeois person, middle-class person* * *der; Spießers, Spießer (abwertend) [petit] bourgeois* * *2. JAGD spike buck* * *der; Spießers, Spießer (abwertend) [petit] bourgeois* * *- m.Philistine n.bourgeois n. -
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umg., pej.I Adj. spießbürgerlich; spießige Klamotten unstylish (Brit. gespr. auch naff) middle-class gear Sg.; eine spießige Kleinstadt / Wohnung a stuffy petty bourgeois small town / apartmentII Adv. gekleidet, eingerichtet: in stuffily conventional petty bourgeois style* * *philistine (ugs.); square (ugs.)* * *spie|ßig ['ʃpiːsɪç]adj adv (pej)See:* * *(old-fashioned: square ideas about clothes.) square* * *spie·ßig[ˈʃpi:sɪç]adj (fam) conventional, pedantic* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv [petit] bourgeois2.adverbial <think, behave, etc.> in a [petit] bourgeois way* * *spießig umg, pejeine spießige Kleinstadt/Wohnung a stuffy petty bourgeois small town/apartmentB. adv gekleidet, eingerichtet: in stuffily conventional petty bourgeois style* * *1.(abwertend) Adjektiv [petit] bourgeois2.adverbial <think, behave, etc.> in a [petit] bourgeois way -
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26 Banause
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27 Kulturbanause
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28 Kunstbanause
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29 Banause
m1. low-brow2. philistine -
30 banausenhaft
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31 banausisch
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32 Kulturbanause
mugs.lowbrow [philistine] -
33 Kunstbanause
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34 Philister
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35 philisterhaft
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36 Spießbürger
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37 Spießer
m1. Babbitt2. Boeotian3. bourgeois4. Philistine5. Podsnap6. square
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philistine — (n.) person deficient in liberal culture, 1827, originally in Carlyle, popularized by him and Matthew Arnold, from Ger. Philister enemy of God s word, lit. Philistine, inhabitants of a Biblical land, neighbors (and enemies) of Israel (see… … Etymology dictionary
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Philistine — n in the Bible, a member of a race of people who lived in Palestine, and who were the enemies of the ↑Israelites … Dictionary of contemporary English
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philistine — n *obscurantist, barbarian … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Philistine — [fil′i stēn΄, fil′istīn΄; fi lis′tin, fi lis′tēn΄] n. [ME < LL(Ec) Philistinus, usually pl. Philistini < LGr (Josephus) philistinoi < Heb p lishtim; akin to PALESTINE] 1. a member of a non Semitic people that lived in Philistia and… … English World dictionary
Philistine — Phil·is·tine (fĭl’ĭ stēn′, fĭ lĭs’tĭn, tēn′) n. 1) A member of a people, perhaps of Aegean origin, who settled ancient Philistia around the 12th century BC. 2) often philistine A person who is smugly indifferent or hostile to art and culture. adj … Word Histories
