Aristócratas (en. Aristocrats)

/aɾisˈtɔkɾatas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
noun
People who belong to the aristocratic class.
Aristocrats used to have large estates and privileges.
Los aristócratas solían tener grandes propiedades y privilegios.
Individuals who lead a life of luxury and exclusivity.
Aristocrats live in castles and enjoy a privileged education.
Los aristócratas viven en castillos y disfrutan de una educación privilegiada.
Members of noble families.
Aristocrats gathered at social events to maintain their connections.
Los aristócratas se reunían en eventos sociales para mantener sus conexiones.

Etymology

From French "aristocrate," which in turn comes from Greek "aristokratía," meaning 'government of the best.'

Common Phrases and Expressions

money aristocrats
Rich people who belong to a privileged social class.
aristócratas del dinero
living like an aristocrat
To lead a luxurious and exclusive lifestyle.
viviendo como un aristócrata
aristocratic culture
Customs and traditions associated with the aristocracy.
cultura aristocrática

Related Words

aristocracy
Social class composed of nobles.
aristocracia
nobility
Group of people who belong to a privileged social class by lineage.
nobleza
heritage
Set of goods and wealth inherited from ancestors.
patrimonio

Slang Meanings

People who believe themselves superior due to their social status.
That group behaves like aristocrats, belittling others.
Ese grupo se comporta como aristócratas, menospreciando a los demás.
Rich people with airs of grandeur.
I can't stand their aristocratic attitude, as if they were the only ones that matter.
No puedo soportar su actitud de aristócratas, como si fueran los únicos que importan.