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aristocracy [Brit ˌarɪˈstɒkrəsi, Am ˌɛrəˈstɑkrəsi] N

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minor aristocracy

petite noblesse

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aristocratie

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gotha (noblesse)

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un enfant de l'aristocatie/du peuple/de la guerre froide

a child of the aristocracy/of the people/of the Cold War

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aristocracy <-ies> [ˌærɪˈstɒkrəsɪ, Am ˌerəˈstɑ:krə-] N + sing/pl vb

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In line with developments in the aristocracy and the military, regulated duels were introduced to the academic environment, as well. en.wikipedia.org

The bourgeoisie are pitted against the small aristocracy of the city, and peoples attachment to "salons" is crucial to the story. en.wikipedia.org

In the 19th century the former splendour of the aristocracy was superseded by the bourgeois efficiency of the new employed classes. en.wikipedia.org

Hunting ranked as an honourable, somewhat competitive pastime to help the aristocracy practice skills of war in times of peace. en.wikipedia.org

Initially, authority for the county rested on the local aristocracy. en.wikipedia.org

The aristocracy made failed attempts to counteract this situation by creating short-term leases of their lands to allow periodic revaluation of rent. en.wikipedia.org

Eventually, though, her novels' authorship became an open secret among the aristocracy. en.wikipedia.org

Many chiefs and elders came to regard themselves as a ruling aristocracy. en.wikipedia.org

Still, his reforms to end feudalism were slow and weakened by the compromises he made with the entrenched aristocracy. en.wikipedia.org

This part of the city developed at the beginning of the 20th century as the neighbourhood of the bourgeoisie and the aristocracy. en.wikipedia.org

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