burgess

• Sustantivo que designa a un ciudadano o habitante de una ciudad o borough inglés, históricamente con frecuencia poseedor de ciertos derechos civiles o privilegios; también puede referirse a un representante electo de un distrito o borough.

A noun referring to a citizen or inhabitant of an English borough, historically often with specific civic rights or privileges.

1. Citizen of a boroughC1formalbritish

   A person who lives in and has certain rights within an English borough, especially a historical one.

   Ciudadano de un borough

   • The burgess had the right to vote in local elections.
   • In medieval times, a burgess was a prominent member of the town.
   • The charter granted privileges to every burgess of the city.

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