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yeoman

/ˈjəʊ.mən/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее исторического свободного землевладельца, обрабатывавшего свою землю, или церемониального офицера в личной охране британского монарха.

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noun

/ˈjəʊ.mən/C2formalbritish
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее исторического свободного землевладельца, обрабатывавшего свою землю, или церемониального офицера в личной охране британского монарха.

A noun referring to a historical freeholder who cultivated his own land, or a ceremonial officer in the British monarch's bodyguard.

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  1. C1formalbritish

    An officer in the ceremonial bodyguard of the British monarch, often associated with the Yeomen of the Guard.

    ruЙомен

    • The yeoman stood proudly at the entrance of the Tower of London.
    • A yeoman of the guard wore a traditional red uniform.
    • The queen's yeoman escorted the royal carriage during the ceremony.

    Синонимыbeefeater

  2. Historical landownerC1formalbritish

    In former times, a free man who owned and cultivated his own land, typically of a lower social rank than a gentleman.

    ruМелкий землевладелец

    • The yeoman farmed his own fields and was independent of a lord.
    • In medieval England, a yeoman could vote in local elections.
    • The yeoman's family had lived on that land for generations.

    Синонимыfreeholdersmallholder

Формы
  • yeomen plural form
  • yeomen's possessive plural form
  • yeoman's possessive singular form