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Gentries
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Définitions de « gentries »
Gentries - Forme de nom commun
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Forme plurielle de gentry, désignant la classe sociale juste en dessous de la noblesse.
Dans une analyse approfondie de la structure sociale, les gentries émergent comme ceux qui, bien que n'étant pas de sang noble, apportent un enrichissement culturel et économique notable à la société.
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Shatranj Ke Khilari (The Chess Players) (1977) is a film that gives solace to the mind in restless times. Directed by Satyajit Ray, the late cinema titan known for his poetic realism, the film depicts the East India Company’s annexation of the kingdom of Awadh. Despite the imminent invasion of the capital city of Lucknow, two landed gentries are so engrossed in chess that they neglect their households, let alone affairs of the state.
ArtAsiaPacific: The Chess Players’ Lore -
According to a press release issued by the office of Deputy Commissioner (DC) South, various stakeholders along with the Head of Departments (HODs), school students and the local gentries participated in the mock exercise.
Northeast Today — Sikkim : NDRF Conducts Mock Drill To Ensure Immediate Response During Natural Disasters -
At the Robertsville substation, various sinkholes have emerged with parts of the substation building showing signs of drifting and cracks. One of the receiving gentries at that substation is also likely to collapse should mining continue.
SowetanLIVE — Illegal mining may collapse electricity infrastructure – City Power
Traductions du mot « gentries »
| Langue | Traduction |
|---|---|
| Anglais | gentries |
| Espagnol | nobleza |
| Italien | gentries |
| Allemand | herren |
| Chinois | 士绅 |
| Arabe | النبلاء |
| Portugais | gentries |
| Russe | gentries |
| Japonais | 紳士 |
| Basque | gentries |
| Corse | gentili |