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burgher

/ˈbɜː.ɡər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un citoyen d'une ville ou un membre de la classe moyenne, souvent employé dans un contexte historique.

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noun

/ˈbɜː.ɡər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un citoyen d'une ville ou un membre de la classe moyenne, souvent employé dans un contexte historique.

A noun referring to a citizen of a borough or a member of the middle class, often used in historical contexts.

  1. Citizen of a boroughC1formalbritish

    A person who lives in and is a member of a borough, especially in historical English contexts.

    frBourgeois d'un borough (citoyen d'une municipalité)

    • The burgher had the right to vote in local elections.
    • Medieval burghers often formed powerful guilds.
    • Only burghers could hold certain offices in the town.

    Synonymesburgesscitizenfreemantownsman

  2. C1formal

    A member of the middle class, especially in a historical or sociological context.

    frBourgeois

    • The burgher class grew in influence during the Renaissance.
    • He was a wealthy burgher who owned several businesses.
    • Burgher values emphasized hard work and civic duty.

    Synonymesbourgeoisburgesscitizentownsman

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  • burghers' possessive plural form
  • burgher's possessive singular form
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