bourgeoisie in Japanese
bourgeoisie in Japanese is ブルジョワジー, 中産階級 — bourgeoisie means the property-owning middle class, especially as contrasted with the working class.
bourgeoisie in Japanese
ブルジョワジー
Pronounced: burujowajī
(Marxism) The capitalist class.
中産階級
Pronounced: chuusankaikyuu
(Marxism) The capitalist class.
What does "bourgeoisie" mean?
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noun The property-owning middle class, especially as contrasted with the working class.
"The pamphlet argued that the bourgeoisie controlled most of the country's wealth."
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- The pamphlet argued that the bourgeoisie controlled most of the country's wealth.
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What is "bourgeoisie" in Japanese?
"bourgeoisie" in Japanese is ブルジョワジー, 中産階級. bourgeoisie means: The property-owning middle class, especially as contrasted with the working class.
How do you pronounce ブルジョワジー?
"bourgeoisie" in Japanese is ブルジョワジー, pronounced "burujowajī".
How do you use "bourgeoisie" in a sentence?
Example: "The pamphlet argued that the bourgeoisie controlled most of the country's wealth." In Japanese, "bourgeoisie" is ブルジョワジー, 中産階級.
Are there other ways to say "bourgeoisie" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "bourgeoisie": ブルジョワジー, 中産階級.
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