anglicism

• Sustantivo que designa una palabra, frase o costumbre característica o propia de Inglaterra o de su pueblo, especialmente una expresión usada en el Reino Unido en contraste con el inglés americano.

A noun referring to a word, phrase, or custom that is characteristic of or peculiar to England or its people, especially an expression used in Great Britain as contrasted with American English.

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1. British English expressionC1formalbritish

   A word, phrase, or idiom that is characteristic of British English, especially when used in another language or dialect.

   anglicismo británico

   • The use of 'lorry' instead of 'truck' is a common Anglicism in Indian English.
   • Some French speakers criticize the use of Anglicisms like 'le weekend'.
   • The word 'flat' for an apartment is a typical Anglicism.

   Sinónimosbriticismbritishism

2. English custom or traitC1formalbritish

   A custom, practice, or characteristic that is considered typical of England or its people.

   anglicismo (costumbre o rasgo inglés)

   • Drinking tea at 4 pm is a well-known Anglicism.
   • The tradition of queuing politely is often cited as an Anglicism.
   • His love for cricket and warm beer is a charming Anglicism.