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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "(social) class" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

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General
(social) class condición [f]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "(social) class" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 121 Ergebniss(e)

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Common
social class clase social [f]
General
social class estado [m]
social class clase [f]
like a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulado [adj]
like a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulapado [adj]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulaparse [v]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achularse [v]
social class estamento [m]
person without a fixed social class desclasado [m/f]
person who pretends to be of the upper social class chancle aguatero [m/f] GT
person considered to belong to the same social class as that mentioned gente como uno [n] CLcult
social class categoría [f]
man of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuico [m] CL
behavior and set of values typical of or associated with the upper social class cuiquismo [m] CL
someone who is of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cumiento [m] CL
meeting of people from the lower social class changüí [m] CUPRdisused
person of the lower social class, especially someone who has a liberal sexual conduct chano [m] CLteen
man of high social class futre (francés) [m] CLdisused
dressing, speaking and acting in an affected manner and characteristic of a wealthy social class fufú [m] SV
of low social class cochuzo [m] CUrarederog.
low social class cochuso [m] CUrare
low social class cochuzo [m] CU
person with high social class behavior or manners jailón [m] BOderog.
dark-skinned man demanding equal treatment to people of higher social class negro parejero [m] DOderog.
group of low social class people rotaje [m] BOCLderog.
mestizo woman who has changed the skirt for the dress worn by women of higher social class birlocha [f] BO
mestizo woman who has changed the skirt for the dress worn by women of higher social class apicera [f] BO
woman of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuica [f] CL
saying or action typical of a person of the upper social class or who pretends to be of the upper social class cuiquería [f] CL
person of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cuma [f] CLderog.
group of people of the upper social class cuiquerío [f] CL
someone who is of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cumienta [f] CL
person of the lower social class, especially someone who has a liberal sexual conduct chana [f] CLteen
young libertine woman of lower social class guata [f] CL
high social class crem (francés) [f] CO:CBO
low class woman who pretends to belong to the upper social class or tries to move up by any means huachafita [f] PE
of a high or affluent social class high-life (inglés) [f] NICUDOBO
person of high social class high (inglés) [f] CLrare
person of high social class high (inglés) [f] SVCRDOBO
rich and wealthy social class high life (inglés) [f] USHNCUPRBO
high social class jai [f] BOderog.
high social class jai [f] HNNICOVE
high social class jaijoyeti [f] PRderog.
person with high social class behavior or manners jailona [f] BOderog.
group of people of low social class or delinquents mapachada [f] SV
woman of high social class niña [f] HNSVNICRdisused
dark-skinned woman demanding equal treatment to people of higher social class negra parejera [f] DOderog.
group of people of high social class pituquería [f] PECLARUY
person of low social class apache [m/f] NI
person of the lower social class culimaya [m/f] CU
someone of the upper social class or with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [m/f] CL
person with high social class behavior or manners jai [m/f] DOBOderog.
who pretends to be of a higher social class than they are burro no come bizcochitos [adj] DOVE
with features typically of a higher social class abc1 [adj] CL
from a low social class camisudo [adj] HN
relating to the upper social class cuico [adj] CL
of the upper social class cuiqueli [adj] CL
with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [adj] CL
of the lower social class, with vulgar behavior, and an extravagant way of dressing cumiento [adj] CL
pretending to be of the upper social class chancle aguatero [adj] GT
of lower social class cháfiro [adj] GT
of high social class gafufo [adj] PE
dressing, speaking and acting in an affected manner and characteristic of a wealthy social class fufu [adj] SV
of higher social class (person) crema [adj] MXNI
place inhabited by wealthy people or people of high social class high (inglés) [adj] SVCRBOCL
of high social class high live (inglés) [adj] BO
of a high or affluent social class de la high [adj] MXSVCRPACUDOPRVEBOARECrare
with high social class behavior or manners jai [adj] DOBOderog.
with high social class behavior or manners jaila [adj] BOderog.
belonging to the upper social class jailoso [adj] HN
belonging to the upper social class jailoso [adj] PErare
of low social class jochi [adj] BO:N,Ederog.
of upper social class jailoso [adj] HN
of upper social class jailoso [adj] PErare
belonging to a low social class jochi [adj] BO:N,Ederog.
of high social class encorbatado [adj] HNDOBO
of low social class mugriento [adj] CLderog.
wanting to appear of high social class pituqueso [adj] PErare
of low social class roticuajo [adj] CLderog.
go out partying or get involved sexually or romantically with young people of the lower social class chanear [v] CLteenderog.
become unsociable, feel uncomfortable and self-conscious in front of people of a higher social class ajibararse [v] DOPR
who pretends to be from a higher social class (woman) cacatúa [adj/f] PR
from a low social class camisuda [adj/f] HN
Idioms
be someone who is from a low social class ser de medio [v]
Colloquial
getting accepted into a higher social class rastacuerismo [m] LAM
man of lower social class machucado [m] CL
man of low social class ñojo [m] BO:Wderog.
group of people of high social class pitucaje [m] UYderog.
person of high social class pituco [m] CLPYARUYderog.
person of high social class pituco [m] ECPEBO
man of low social class roteco [m] CLderog.
group of people of the upper social class cuiquería [f] CLrarederog.
group of people of the lower social class chamuchina [f] DOPEBOARUY
person of lower social class machucada [f] CL
woman of low social class ñoja [f] BO:Wderog.
action or saying or someone of high social class pitucada [f] UYderog.
group of people of high social class pitucada [f] UYderog.
person of high social class pituca [f] CLPYARUYderog.
person of high social class pituca [f] ECPEBO
woman of low social class roteca [f] CLderog.
person of lower social class meña [m/f] PAderog.
of the upper social class (someone) dediparado [adj] CO
of the upper social class (someone) de dedo parado [adj] CO
of middle or upper social class de cuello duro [adj] BO
pretending to belong to the upper social class fufurufo [adj] ECSVderog.
of high social class (person) copetón [adj] BOderog.
of high social class (person) copetón [adj] GTNICL
who gives the appearance of being of the higher social class (young man of the lower social class) cotizudo [adj] VE
of high social class high (inglés) [adj] BOCLAR
belonging to the upper social class jailoso [adj] CO
of upper social class jailoso [adj] CO
of low social class patirrajado [adj] COderog.
with mannerism of the well-off social class pípiris nais [adj] MX
with mannerism of the well-off social class pípiris nice [adj] PR
Slang
an aggressive person of a lower social class choro [m] CL
person of lower social class longo [m] ECderog.
group of people of lower social class longuerío [m] ECderog.
person of lower social class longa [f] ECderog.
a bad-mannered person from a lower social class cuma CL
Business
social class clase social [f]
Psychology
social class clase social [f]