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britishism

/ˈbrɪt.ɪʃ.ɪ.zəm/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma palavra, expressão ou costume típico ou característico do Reino Unido ou do seu povo, especialmente em contraste com o inglês americano ou com costumes americanos.

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noun

/ˈbrɪt.ɪʃ.ɪ.zəm/C1formalbritish
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma palavra, expressão ou costume típico ou característico do Reino Unido ou do seu povo, especialmente em contraste com o inglês americano ou com costumes americanos.

A noun referring to a word, phrase, or custom that is characteristic of or peculiar to Great Britain or its people, especially when contrasted with American English or customs.

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  1. British expressionC1formalbritish

    A word, phrase, or idiom that is characteristic of or used primarily in Great Britain, often in contrast to American English.

    ptBritishismo

    • The word 'lorry' is a Britishism for what Americans call a 'truck'.
    • Using 'flat' instead of 'apartment' is a common Britishism.
    • The phrase 'taking the mickey' is a Britishism meaning to tease someone.

    Sinônimosanglicismbriticism

  2. British customC1formalbritish

    A practice, tradition, or habit that is distinctive to England or its people.

    ptcostume britânico

    • Having afternoon tea with scones is a classic Britishism.
    • Queuing politely is considered a typical Britishism.
    • Celebrating Guy Fawkes Night is a Britishism not widely observed elsewhere.

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Formas
  • britishisms plural form
  • britishisms' possessive plural form
  • britishism's possessive singular form