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1 borghese
1. adj middle-classin borghese in civilian clothespoliziotto m in borghese plainclothes policeman2. m f middle-class personpiccolo borghese petty bourgeois, lower middle-class person* * *borghese agg.1 bourgeois; middle-class (attr.), middle class (pred.): morale borghese, bourgeois morals; mentalità borghese, middle-class mentality2 ( civile) civilian: abito borghese, civilian dress // (mil.) in borghese, in civilian dress (o in mufti): poliziotto in borghese, plainclothes detective (o policeman); mettersi in borghese, to change into civilian dress (o to put on mufti)◆ s.m. e f. middle-class person; (spreg.) bourgeois: piccolo borghese, lower middle-class person (o spreg. petty bourgeois).* * *[bor'ɡese]1. agg1) (gen) middle-class, pegg bourgeois2)essere in (abito) borghese — to be in civilian clothes o in civvies
2. sm/f(vedi agg), middle-class person; bourgeoispiccolo borghese pegg — petty bourgeois
* * *[bor'gese, bor'geze] 1.1) (della borghesia) [società, ideologia] bourgeois; [ morale] middle-class2) (signorile) [quartiere, casa] bourgeois3) (civile)2.in borghese — [ soldato] in civilian clothes, in civvies colloq.; [ poliziotto] in plain clothes
sostantivo maschile e sostantivo femminile bourgeois** * *borghese/bor'gese, bor'geze/1 (della borghesia) [società, ideologia] bourgeois; [ morale] middle-class; essere di estrazione borghese to be from a middle-class background2 (signorile) [quartiere, casa] bourgeois3 (civile) in borghese [ soldato] in civilian clothes, in civvies colloq.; [ poliziotto] in plain clothesII m. e f.bourgeois*; piccolo borghese petit bourgeois. -
2 borghese
[bor'ɡese]1. agg1) (gen) middle-class, pegg bourgeois2)essere in (abito) borghese — to be in civilian clothes o in civvies
2. sm/f(vedi agg), middle-class person; bourgeoispiccolo borghese pegg — petty bourgeois
См. также в других словарях:
plainclothes — plain·clothes / plān klōz, klōt̲h̲z/ adj: dressed in civilian clothes while on duty used esp. of a police officer Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
plainclothes — plain·clothes or plain clothes (plānʹklōzʹ, klōthzʹ ) adj. Wearing civilian clothes while on duty to avoid being identified as police or security: a plainclothes detective. * * * … Universalium
plainclothes — ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: plain clothes : not in uniform was directed to a plainclothes recruiting sergeant Nigel Dennis * * * plainˈclothes adjective Wearing ordinary clothes, not uniform (eg of a policeman on detective work) • • • Main… … Useful english dictionary
plainclothes man — [plān′klōthz΄mən, plān′klōz΄mən] n. pl. plainclothesmen [plān′klōthz΄mən, plān′klōz΄mənplān′klōthz΄, plān′klōz΄] n. a detective or police officer who wears civilian clothes while on duty: also written plainclothesman [plān′klōthz΄mən,… … Universalium
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plainclothes — adjective Date: 1866 dressed in civilian clothes while on duty used especially of a police officer … New Collegiate Dictionary
plainclothes — 1. adjective Wearing ordinary civilian clothes instead of a uniform, in order to avoid detection. ,French: 2. noun Ordinary civilian clothes, rather than uniform. Syn … Wiktionary
plainclothes — plain clothes noun ordinary clothes that police wear instead of a uniform in order to do their job without being recognized ╾ ,plain clothes adjective: a plain clothes detective … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
plainclothes — see plain clothes … English dictionary
plainclothes — n. civilian clothing; undercover policeman … English contemporary dictionary
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