plebeian是什么意思

  • En [ pləˈbiː.ən]
  • Us [ pləˈbiː.ən]

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  • The play concludes with a crowd of angry plebeians tearing him to pieces.

  • This attention to the local, the contextual and the plebeian in understanding the outbreak of war has to be applauded.

  • As a social practice it therefore embodied wider community beliefs regarding the defence of plebeian livelihoods and identities.

  • Nevertheless, there was a plebeian drift to his posture of political admiralship, even if it was most frequently articulated as a loyalist conceit.

  • The musician cannot conceive harmony in the midst of the noisy plebeians, and clearly regards his sounds as more valuable than those around him.

  • Much of the evidence of cohabitation dates from the nineteenth century, and cannot automatically be interpreted as the survival of earlier plebeian practices.

  • From 1640, events in the county had been marked by an active popular involvement that could easily be reframed as plebeian disorder.

  • An important strand is whether political activists integrated their plebeian rank and file into new party structures, thus neutralizing threats to status quo.

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  • 中文繁体

    平民的, 粗俗的…

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  • Español

    plebeyo, ordinario, Plebeyo…

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  • Português

    plebeu, de classe baixa…

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  • Français

    plébéien…

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  • Čeština

    neurozený, plebejský, plebejec…

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  • Dansk

    plebejisk, plebejer…

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  • Indonesia

    kampungan…

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