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luddite

/ˈlʌd.aɪt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que se opõe ao progresso tecnológico ou a mudanças; historicamente, um dos trabalhadores ingleses do século XIX que destruíam máquinas poupadoras de mão de obra, por acreditarem que causavam desemprego.

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noun

/ˈlʌd.aɪt/C1formalbritish
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que se opõe ao progresso tecnológico ou a mudanças; historicamente, um dos trabalhadores ingleses do século XIX que destruíam máquinas poupadoras de mão de obra, por acreditarem que causavam desemprego.

A noun referring to a person who opposes technological progress or change, historically one of the 19th-century English workers who destroyed labor-saving machinery they believed would cause unemployment.

nome próprio

  1. Historical figureB2formalbritish

    One of a group of 19th-century English workers who destroyed labor-saving machinery, believing it would cause unemployment.

    ptludista

    • The Luddites protested against the new textile machines in the 1810s.
    • Many Luddites were arrested and punished for their actions.
    • The movement was named after the mythical leader Ned Ludd.
  2. Opponent of technologyB2informal

    A person who is opposed to technological change or innovation, often preferring traditional methods.

    ptOponente da tecnologia

    • He's a bit of a Luddite; he refuses to use a smartphone.
    • Some people call her a Luddite because she still writes letters by hand.
    • The new software was criticized by Luddites who prefer the old system.

    Sinônimostechnophobe

    Antônimosfuturistinnovatormodernisttechnophile

Formas
  • luddites plural form
  • luddites' possessive plural form
  • luddite's possessive singular form
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