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peasant

/ˈpez.ənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant un agriculteur pauvre ou un travailleur agricole de statut social inférieur, notamment dans un contexte historique ou féodal.

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/ˈpez.ənt/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un agriculteur pauvre ou un travailleur agricole de statut social inférieur, notamment dans un contexte historique ou féodal.

A noun referring to a poor farmer or agricultural laborer of low social status, especially in historical or feudal contexts.

  1. Agricultural workerB1formal

    A poor farmer or farm worker who owns or rents a small piece of land, especially in historical or developing contexts.

    frpaysan agriculteur

    • The peasants worked in the fields from dawn until dusk.
    • In medieval times, peasants lived in small villages.
    • The land was divided among the local peasants.

    Synonymescrofterrusticserfsmallholdertenant farmer

  2. Uneducated or unsophisticated personB2informal

    A derogatory term for someone considered uneducated, rude, or lacking refinement.

    frPersonne grossière ou inculte

    • He called his neighbor a peasant for not knowing how to use a computer.
    • Don't act like a peasant; learn some manners.
    • She felt insulted when he referred to her as a peasant.

    Synonymesboorbumpkinclodhopperloutphilistinerusticyokel

    Antonymesaristocratcosmopolitegentlemansophisticate

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  • peasants plural form
  • peasants' possessive plural form
  • peasant's possessive singular form
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