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plebeian

/pliˈbiːən/

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noun

Plebeyo

A member of the plebs, the common citizens of ancient Rome.

Examples :

"The senator, despite his expensive suit, claimed to remember his roots as a plebeian, growing up in a small apartment. "

El senador, a pesar de su costoso traje, afirmó recordar sus raíces como plebeyo, habiendo crecido en un pequeño apartamento.

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noun

Plebeyo, persona vulgar

A commoner, particularly a low, vulgar person.

Examples :

"Despite his wealth, John's rude manners and tasteless jokes often made him seem like a plebeian. "

A pesar de su riqueza, los modales groseros y los chistes de mal gusto de John a menudo lo hacían parecer un plebeyo.

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adjective

Plebeyo

Of or concerning the plebs, the common citizens of ancient Rome.

Examples :

"The museum exhibit displayed both the emperor's lavish jewelry and the simple, plebeian clothing worn by ordinary Roman farmers. "

La exhibición del museo mostraba tanto las lujosas joyas del emperador como la ropa simple y plebeya que usaban los agricultores romanos comunes.

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adjective

Plebeyo, popular

Of or concerning the common people.

Examples :

"The restaurant's plain decor and affordable prices catered to a plebeian taste. "

La decoración sencilla y los precios asequibles del restaurante satisfacían un gusto plebeyo.

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adjective

Plebeyo, vulgar, grosero, inculto

Common, particularly vulgar, crude, coarse, uncultured.

Examples :

"The new student's plebeian mannerisms made him unpopular with the other students. "

Los modales vulgares del nuevo estudiante lo hicieron impopular entre los demás estudiantes.

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