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[pleb] nthe \plebs der Mob ( pej) -
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noun1) [armer] Bauer, der; Landarbeiter, derpeasant woman — Bauersfrau, die
2) (coll. derog.) (stupid person) Bauer, der (ugs. abwertend); (lower-class person) Plebejer, der (abwertend)* * *['peznt](a person who lives and works on the land, especially in a poor, primitive or underdeveloped area: Many peasants died during the drought; ( also adjective) a peasant farmer.) der Bauer; bäuerlich- academic.ru/54191/peasantry">peasantry* * *peas·ant[ˈpezənt]I. n\peasant clothing Bauerntracht f\peasant food Hausmannskost f\peasant revolt [or uprising] Bauernaufstand m\peasant tradition bäuerliches Brauchtum\peasant woman Bäuerin f* * *['pezənt]1. n (lit)(armer) Bauer, (arme) Bäuerin; (pej inf) (= ignoramus) Banause m, Banausin f; (= lout) Bauer m; (= pleb) Prolet(in) m(f)2. adj attrbäuerlichpeasant boy/girl — Bauernjunge m/-mädchen nt
peasant labour — Landarbeiterschaft f, landwirtschaftliche Arbeitskräfte pl
peasant leader — Bauernführer( in) m(f)
* * *peasant [ˈpeznt]A s1. Kleinbauer m:Peasants’ Revolt Bauernaufstand m (besonders der in England, 1381);Peasants’ War Bauernkrieg m (in Deutschland 1524-25)2. fig umg Bauer mB adj kleinbäuerlich, Kleinbauern…* * *noun1) [armer] Bauer, der; Landarbeiter, derpeasant farmer — Bauer, der
peasant woman — Bauersfrau, die
2) (coll. derog.) (stupid person) Bauer, der (ugs. abwertend); (lower-class person) Plebejer, der (abwertend)* * *adj.bäuerlich adj. n.Bauer -n,-s m. -
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plebi·scite[ˈplebɪsaɪt, AM -əsaɪt]to hold a \plebiscite [on sth] das Volk [über etw akk] entscheiden lassen* * *['plebIsɪt]nPlebiszit nt, Volksentscheid m* * *by plebiscite durch eine Volksabstimmung* * *n.Plebiszit n.Volksabstimmung f. -
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plebi·scite [ʼplebɪsaɪt, Am -əsaɪt] nto hold a \plebiscite [on sth] das Volk [über etw akk] entscheiden lassen -
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plebiszitär [plebɪsʦ̑i'tɛ:ɐ] adj
См. также в других словарях:
pleb — pleb; pleb·i·fi·ca·tion; pleb·i·scite; pleb·i·sci·tum; pleb·e·scite; … English syllables
pleb — [pleb] n [C usually plural] BrE informal [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: plebeian] an insulting word meaning someone who is from a low social class often used humorously ▪ Plebs like me could never have such perfect manners. >plebby adj … Dictionary of contemporary English
pleb — [ pleb ] noun count BRITISH INFORMAL an insulting word for an ordinary person. This word shows that the speaker thinks ordinary people are not important or intelligent … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
pleb — /pleb/, n. 1. a member of the plebs; a plebeian or commoner. 2. plebe (def. 1). [1850 55, Amer.; short for PLEBEIAN] * * * … Universalium
pleb — 1865 as a colloquial shortening of PLEBIAN (Cf. plebian) (also Cf. PLEBE (Cf. plebe)). West Point sense attested by 1883 … Etymology dictionary
pleb — n. plebeian, common man, member of the lower class; member of the common class (in ancient Rome) … English contemporary dictionary
pleb — ► NOUN informal, derogatory ▪ a member of the lower social classes. DERIVATIVES plebby adjective. ORIGIN abbreviation of PLEBEIAN(Cf. ↑plebeian) … English terms dictionary
pleb — UK [pleb] / US noun [countable] Word forms pleb : singular pleb plural plebs British informal an insulting word for an ordinary person. This word shows that the speaker thinks ordinary people are not important or intelligent … English dictionary
pleb — /plɛb / (say pleb) Colloquial –noun 1. a commonplace or vulgar person. –adjective 2. vulgar, commonplace. {from plebs, misanalysed as a plural noun with the singular pleb} …
pleb|i|scite — «PLEHB uh syt, siht», noun. 1. a direct vote by the qualified voters of a country, state, or other political unit on some important question. 2. such a vote by the inhabitants of a territory to choose the country or ruler that will govern them:… … Useful english dictionary
pleb|is|ci|tum — «PLEHB uh SY tuhm», noun, plural ta « tuh». 1. a law enacted by the ancient Roman plebeians. 2. = plebiscite. (Cf. ↑plebiscite) ╂[< Latin plēbiscītum plebiscite] … Useful english dictionary