Traducción de bourgeois en Español:

bourgeois

burgués, adj.
Spanish
Latin American Spanish

Pronunciación /ˈbʊrʒwɑ//bʊrˈʒwɑ//ˈbʊəʒwɑː/

adjetivo

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Política Sociología
burgués
- There's a famous letter he wrote to his brother, denouncing him for not accepting the bourgeois values.
- This was a prosperous time for Bavaria and there developed a flourishing art market, concentrating on conventional, unchallenging bourgeois genre pieces.
- Illegitimacy, welfare dependency, and criminality were more prevalent than in the South, with its much stronger bourgeois values.
- They both were scions of bourgeois families, raised and living in a typical middle class milieu.
- Rational recreation was best expressed in the suburban ideal of the bourgeois family home that had clearly emerged by 1850.
- His work is critical of bourgeois values, particularly sexual repression, and exposes hypocrisy.
- Divorces were concentrated among middle-class and bourgeois women living in the towns of northern France.
- Pivotal to such a bourgeois conception of socialism, is the bourgeois assessment of capitalism.
- Hippies seem to come from largely bourgeois families.
- Sadly, this means that instead of remaining at the cutting edge of creativity, London designers are sometimes forced to take on bourgeois values.
- He analyzed bourgeois culture which conveniently precluded his being absorbed by it.
- It was only with the development of capitalism, the capitalist market and the bourgeois state that minority languages were actively repressed.
- Bad memories resurface as each character's hidden resentment is revealed, from redundancy to marital rejection and disillusionment with bourgeois values.
- The more the peasant exerted himself in response to the government's plea for more production, the more he prospered and developed bourgeois attitudes.
- British capitalism is a bourgeois democracy, and both bits of that label are important.
- In fact, throughout the 19th century, the French state was a bourgeois state which echoed middle-class needs and values.
- The sensuality of the dance and the lyrics emphasizing lowlife values and language challenged bourgeois morality and dominant views on appropriate female behavior.
- The social democrats gambled on bourgeois democracy and the stability of capitalism.
- People in the privileged classes can sniff at bourgeois values and still turn out O.K. because they eventually grow up.
- It thought it was so much better than its parents, those class-bound dinosaurs whose bourgeois values it thought it was systematically eliminating.
- The slate had to be cleaned of all bourgeois conventions, traditions and expectations.
- At one point, Communists said that bourgeois democracy was a step forward from feudalism.
- Could it be that in just two years the scourge of bourgeois values is now entering the American mainstream?
- What is remembered is their immorality and their rejection of bourgeois values applied to family, society and the formal concept of beauty.
- The Middle East became the lover she could not have and a refuge from the bourgeois England of her family.
2despectivo
(person/attitudes) burgués
(person/attitudes) aburguesado

nombre

1
Política Sociología
burgués masculino
burguesa femenino
- Far from being typical of the Swiss bourgeois his enemies have described, his ideas were highly innovative and far ahead of his time.
- Until the mid-seventeenth century, bourgeois and nobles in many regions used the local tongue among themselves, and even wrote literary works in them.
- It's in your hands now, you hip intellectual bourgeois!
- At the end of 1968, a group of student rebels accused Li of being a ‘newly born bourgeois.’
- All the same, many bourgeois wore thick shoes, carried umbrellas, and tried to look as much like their own concierges as they could.
- A State Council served as the consulting body, comprised mainly of Neapolitan nobles and bourgeois.
- In a phrase, he did not want to be a Communist so much as he wanted not to be a bourgeois.
- Do this at the Opera House and the bourgeois in the front row would be shifting uncomfortably in their seats I'll wager.
- It attracted to its ranks many local bourgeois.
- It was a philosophy for the public sphere as well as a statement of the contemporary bourgeois.
- In its completely developed form this family exists only among the bourgeois.
- Nobles and bourgeois depended on extra-economic coercion to appropriate this mass of resources controlled by common subjects.
- While nobles and bourgeois owned most of the land, peasants were left in control of it.
- The rise of relativism, and its inevitable corollary, nihilism, represents the triumph of the bourgeois.
- My first weekend off in a month, and I'm with Eton and the English bourgeois.
- The play fails as tragedy not because Willy is a struggling bourgeois rather than a man of stature, but because he lacks the element of choice. He is a victim, not an anti-hero.
- My dreams differed from those of the common bourgeois.
- The typical bourgeois of the middle years of the century was too busy making money to be bothered with politics.
- Just as nobles and bourgeois were defined by their lifestyle, so too were workers, with the common economic feature that they all worked with their hands.
- By 1931 the uneasiness had extended to many conservative bourgeois who viewed the radicalism of the new movement with apprehension.
2despectivo
burgués masculino
burguesa femenino