Aristócrata (en. Aristocrat)
/aɾisˈtɔkɾata/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Member of the aristocracy, a privileged social group.
The aristocrat organized a gala at his mansion.
El aristócrata organizó una gala en su mansión.
A person who behaves with superiority or airs of grandeur.
His attitude was that of a true aristocrat.
Su actitud era de un verdadero aristócrata.
An individual who defends the values and principles of the aristocracy.
The book is about the life of an aristocrat in the 19th century.
El libro trata sobre la vida de un aristócrata en el siglo XIX.
Etymology
From the Greek 'áristos' (best) and 'kratos' (power), which implies the power of the best.
Common Phrases and Expressions
aristocrat at heart
A person who, despite not being noble, acts with generosity and elegance.
aristócrata de corazón
aristocratic manner
A way of behaving that reflects distinction and social superiority.
manera aristócrata
Related Words
aristocracy
A form of government or social system in which power is in the hands of the nobles.
aristocracia
nobility
A social class linked to the aristocracy and characterized by its privileges.
nobleza
Slang Meanings
Someone pretentious or who seeks to impress because of their social class.
That girl behaves like an aristocrat, always boasting about her rich family.
Esa chica se comporta como una aristócrata, siempre presumiento de su familia rica.
A person who believes themselves superior because of their family background.
That aristocrat always looks askance at those who do not belong to his circle.
Ese aristócrata siempre mira de reojo a los que no pertenecen a su círculo.