| Plural | patricians |
a proud, patrician face.
un rostro orgulloso y patricio
The old patrician was buried in the family vault.
El viejo patricio fue enterrado en el panteón familiar.
Hers was not the clipped, patrician charm of Katharine Hepburn, or the coquettish zaniness of Carole Lombard.
La suya no era el encanto aristocrático y contenido de Katharine Hepburn, ni la zanahoria coqueta de Carole Lombard.
He looked every inch a patrician figure, with his tweed suits and walrus moustache.
Se veía a la perfección como una figura patricía, con sus trajes de tweed y su bigote de morsa.
Source: The Economist (Summary)According to The Bump, Patrick means " patrician" and " noble" and is of Latin origin.
Según The Bump, Patrick significa " patricio" y " noble" y es de origen latino.
Source: The importance of English names.People physically, I was round and stout not at all patrician.
Físicamente, yo era redondo y robusto, nada patricio.
Source: 1The Eternal Validity of the SoulThe father was a patrician because he once invented an advanced machine pattern.
El padre era un patricio porque una vez inventó un patrón avanzado de máquina.
Source: Pan PanIt is like some penurious patrician who has sunk into the company of his inferiors.
Es como un patricio ruin que ha descendido al trato con sus inferiores.
Source: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: New Cases (Part Two)Originally of the Plebian class, the family was raised to ruling Patrician status under
Originalmente de la clase Plebeya, la familia fue elevada al estatus patricio gobernante bajo
Source: Character ProfileHe rode a neck behind his companion, grinning as he noted the sullen scowl upon the other's patrician face.
Montó a la altura de su compañero, sonriendo al notar el hosco ceño en el rostro patricio del otro.
Source: Son of Mount Tai (Part 2)The two social classes in early Rome were the patricians, which consisted of the upper class and the lower class called the plebeians.
Las dos clases sociales en la antigua Roma eran los patricios, que consistían en la clase alta y la clase baja, llamadas plebeyos.
Source: The rise and fall of superpowers.When they heard Paul's sermons the Roman patricians must have shaken their heads in disapproval, for this was hardly the language of the law.
Cuando escucharon los sermones de Pablo, los patricios romanos debieron haber sacudido la cabeza con desaprobación, porque este no era precisamente el lenguaje de la ley.
Source: A Brief History of the WorldBut to help take care of plebeian social concerns, the Romans developed a practice called patronage, in which a given patrician served as patron.
Pero para ayudar a abordar las preocupaciones sociales de los plebeyos, los romanos desarrollaron una práctica llamada patrocinio, en la que un patricio dado servía como patrón.
Source: The rise and fall of superpowers.a proud, patrician face.
un rostro orgulloso y patricio
The old patrician was buried in the family vault.
El viejo patricio fue enterrado en el panteón familiar.
Hers was not the clipped, patrician charm of Katharine Hepburn, or the coquettish zaniness of Carole Lombard.
La suya no era el encanto aristocrático y contenido de Katharine Hepburn, ni la zanahoria coqueta de Carole Lombard.
He looked every inch a patrician figure, with his tweed suits and walrus moustache.
Se veía a la perfección como una figura patricía, con sus trajes de tweed y su bigote de morsa.
Source: The Economist (Summary)According to The Bump, Patrick means " patrician" and " noble" and is of Latin origin.
Según The Bump, Patrick significa " patricio" y " noble" y es de origen latino.
Source: The importance of English names.People physically, I was round and stout not at all patrician.
Físicamente, yo era redondo y robusto, nada patricio.
Source: 1The Eternal Validity of the SoulThe father was a patrician because he once invented an advanced machine pattern.
El padre era un patricio porque una vez inventó un patrón avanzado de máquina.
Source: Pan PanIt is like some penurious patrician who has sunk into the company of his inferiors.
Es como un patricio ruin que ha descendido al trato con sus inferiores.
Source: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: New Cases (Part Two)Originally of the Plebian class, the family was raised to ruling Patrician status under
Originalmente de la clase Plebeya, la familia fue elevada al estatus patricio gobernante bajo
Source: Character ProfileHe rode a neck behind his companion, grinning as he noted the sullen scowl upon the other's patrician face.
Montó a la altura de su compañero, sonriendo al notar el hosco ceño en el rostro patricio del otro.
Source: Son of Mount Tai (Part 2)The two social classes in early Rome were the patricians, which consisted of the upper class and the lower class called the plebeians.
Las dos clases sociales en la antigua Roma eran los patricios, que consistían en la clase alta y la clase baja, llamadas plebeyos.
Source: The rise and fall of superpowers.When they heard Paul's sermons the Roman patricians must have shaken their heads in disapproval, for this was hardly the language of the law.
Cuando escucharon los sermones de Pablo, los patricios romanos debieron haber sacudido la cabeza con desaprobación, porque este no era precisamente el lenguaje de la ley.
Source: A Brief History of the WorldBut to help take care of plebeian social concerns, the Romans developed a practice called patronage, in which a given patrician served as patron.
Pero para ayudar a abordar las preocupaciones sociales de los plebeyos, los romanos desarrollaron una práctica llamada patrocinio, en la que un patricio dado servía como patrón.
Source: The rise and fall of superpowers.Explore frequently searched vocabulary
Want to learn vocabulary more efficiently? Download the DictoGo app and enjoy more vocabulary memorization and review features!
Download DictoGo Now