Translations for „leisured“ in the English » German Dictionary

lei·sured [ˈleʒəd, Am ˈli:ʒɚd, ˈleʒɚd] ADJ form

1. leisured (having much leisure):

leisured

müßig form

the leisured class[es]

die feinen Leute

the leisured class[es]

die gehobene Gesellschaft

2. leisured (leisurely):

leisured

gemächlich

leisured

geruhsam form

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the leisured class[es]

die feinen Leute

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

For the most part, today's plutocrats are not a leisured, landed gentry of inherited wealth.

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In the manner of the time its supposed medicinal qualities were used to make money from the leisured classes.

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They are both highly mobile, non-territorial, non-soil-working, nature-interested, much leisured, function-oriented, small-familied, and altruistic.

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The pond was at the heart both of the garden and of the wonderfully leisured, light-hearted and sensuous lifestyle of the aristocracy.

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However, technology back then was too crude: the more it disappointed, the more idealistic the notions of a leisured and sustainable world became.

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The equality of knowledge, the pursuit of learning for the purest of reasons remains a position often relegated to hedonism of a leisured class.

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Art fairs combine the brashness of the supermarket with a conceptual trickiness that used to be the sole province of leisured intellectuals with too much time on their hands.

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But the uncomfortable, unexamined reality behind her thesis is that you must have a fairly wealthy, leisured and skilled fan base in the first place.

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The outlook of a leisured aristocracy, it was copied by the lower classes.

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Lacking a titled aristocracy and leisured class colonial society encouraged an egalitarianism of manners.

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