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villager

/ˈvɪl.ɪ.dʒər/

Traducción: Persona que vive en un pueblo o aldea, especialmente de forma permanente o durante la mayor parte de su vida, y que suele dedicarse a actividades rurales o agrícolas.

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noun

/ˈvɪl.ɪ.dʒər/A2formal
  • esPersona que vive en un pueblo o aldea, especialmente de forma permanente o durante la mayor parte de su vida, y que suele dedicarse a actividades rurales o agrícolas.

A person who has lived in a village for most of their life.

  1. Long-term village residentB1formal

    A person who has spent the majority of their life living in a village, often deeply connected to the local community and traditions.

    esHabitante de un pueblo

    • The villager knew every path and stream in the area.
    • As a lifelong villager, she was the keeper of many local stories.
    • The festival was organized by the villagers who had lived there for decades.

    Sinónimoscountrymancountrywomanlocalrustic

  2. General inhabitant of a villageA2formal

    A person who lives in a village, as opposed to a city or town.

    esaldeano

    • The villagers gathered in the town square for the announcement.
    • Each villager contributed to the community harvest.
    • The traveler asked a villager for directions to the nearest market.

    Sinónimoscountrymancountrywomanpeasantprovincialrustic

    Antónimostownietownsman

Formas
  • villagers plural form
  • villagers' possessive plural form
  • villager's possessive singular form