peasant 的 2 个定义
- a member of a class of persons, as in Europe, Asia, and Latin America, who are small farmers or farm laborers of low social rank.
- a coarse, unsophisticated, boorish, uneducated person of little financial means.
- of, relating to, or characteristic of peasants or their traditions, way of life, crafts, etc.
- of or designating a style of clothing modeled on the folk costumes of Western cultures, especially women's full-sleeved, round-necked blouses and long, full skirts.
peasant 近义词
farmer
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- To do this, it transforms itself into an old peasant, a fellow Buddhist or a beautiful young woman.
- It falls squarely in the cibo povero, or peasant food, category.
- Some toilet-oriented regurgitation was involved, followed by comical sweating, like you see in “The Wizard of Id” comic strip from a peasant before he is hanged.
- His coordinators weren’t being snared away from him every other year by desperate peasants such as Texas.
- This playful memorial recognizes the role of service workers and the taste for imported peasant cuisine.
- He was a large man, totally bald, with the rough hands of a peasant.
- After wandering at haphazard some little way I met a peasant in a sleigh.
- Some “new men” from peasant and artisan backgrounds rose, but many others became part of an impoverished proletariat.
- Pretty well by Russian standards—a free peasant was known as a smerd, meaning “stinker.”
- Entertaining used to require intelligence or a measure of wit or, at least, peasant cunning.
- But the observation he thoughtlessly uttered in French seemed to excite the peasant's attention.
- She was the daughter of a peasant of Livonia, married a Swedish dragoon, who was killed on the same day in battle.
- In a springtime landscape a young peasant girl is seated beneath a tree, looking before her over a sunlit plain.
- The king smiled, and remembering his past pleasures, ordered a thousand crowns to the peasant.
- He was the fourth son of a peasant proprietor of Lectourne, a little town on the slopes of the Pyrenees.