gentry in Italian
gentry in Italian is borghesia — gentry means people of high social standing and good breeding, especially landowners ranked just below the nobility.
gentry in Italian
borghesia
(British) In a restricted sense, those people between the nobility and the yeomanry.
What does "gentry" mean?
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noun People of high social standing and good breeding, especially landowners ranked just below the nobility.
"The country gentry attended the annual hunt ball."
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gentry in a sentence
- The country gentry attended the annual hunt ball.
- His family had been part of the local gentry for generations.
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What is "gentry" in Italian?
"gentry" in Italian is borghesia. gentry means: People of high social standing and good breeding, especially landowners ranked just below the nobility.
How do you use "gentry" in a sentence?
Example: "The country gentry attended the annual hunt ball." In Italian, "gentry" is borghesia.
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