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countryfolk

/ˈkʌn.tri.fəʊk/

Traduction: Nom désignant les habitants d'un même pays, ou les personnes qui vivent ou ont grandi à la campagne.

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noun

/ˈkʌn.tri.fəʊk/C1formal
  • frNom désignant les habitants d'un même pays, ou les personnes qui vivent ou ont grandi à la campagne.

A noun referring to people living in the same country, or people raised in or living in a rural environment.

indénombrable

  1. CompatriotsB2formal

    People who are from the same nation or country; fellow citizens.

    frCompatriotes

    • The festival was a gathering of countryfolk from all over the nation.
    • He felt a deep bond with his countryfolk during the national holiday.
    • The leader spoke directly to the countryfolk, urging unity.
  2. Rural inhabitantsB2formal

    People who live in the countryside, often associated with a traditional or rustic lifestyle.

    frhabitants de la campagne

    • The market was filled with countryfolk selling fresh produce.
    • Countryfolk often have a deep knowledge of the land and seasons.
    • The city visitors were charmed by the hospitality of the local countryfolk.

    Synonymescountry people

    Antonymestownsfolk

Formes
  • countryfolk plural form
  • countryfolk's possessive plural form
  • countryfolk's possessive singular form