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americanism

/əˈmer.ɪ.kə.nɪ.zəm/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una característica peculiar del inglés estadounidense, como una palabra, frase o costumbre, o bien la lealtad o admiración hacia los Estados Unidos y sus instituciones.

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/əˈmer.ɪ.kə.nɪ.zəm/C1formalamerican
  • esSustantivo que designa una característica peculiar del inglés estadounidense, como una palabra, frase o costumbre, o bien la lealtad o admiración hacia los Estados Unidos y sus instituciones.

A noun referring to a characteristic feature of American English, such as a word, phrase, or custom, or to loyalty to the United States and its institutions.

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  1. Loyalty to the United StatesB2formalamerican

    Devotion or allegiance to the United States, its government, traditions, and cultural values.

    esLealtad a los Estados Unidos

    • His speech was filled with patriotic Americanism.
    • The organization promotes Americanism among immigrants.
    • They celebrated their Americanism by displaying the flag.

    Sinónimosallegiancedevotionflag-wavingloyaltynationalismpatriotism

  2. American English expressionB2formalamerican

    A word, phrase, or idiom that is characteristic of or originates from American English.

    esAmericanismo

    • "Truck" is an Americanism for the British "lorry".
    • The phrase "rain check" is a common Americanism.
    • Many Americanisms have spread globally through movies and music.
  3. Peculiar American customC1formalamerican

    A custom, trait, or institution that is unique to or especially characteristic of the United States or its citizens.

    esCostumbre peculiar estadounidense

    • Thanksgiving dinner is a classic Americanism.
    • Tailgating at sports events is a popular Americanism.
    • The concept of the "drive-through" is a modern Americanism.
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  • americanisms plural form
  • americanisms' possessive plural form
  • americanism's possessive singular form