Joneses$41678$ - translation to italian
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Joneses$41678$ - translation to italian

2007 ENGLISH TV SERIES OR PROGRAM
Where are the Joneses?; Where are the Joneses

Joneses      
n. i vicini, gente dello stesso rango sociale (slang)
keep up with the Joneses         
  • Comic strip by Pop Momand, 1921.
IDIOM ABOUT WANTING TO BE AS WELL-OFF AS ONE'S NEIGHBORS
The Jones'; Keeping up with the Joneses"; Keeping up with the joneses; Keeping up with the Gateses; Keeping up with the Gates; Keep up with the Joneses; Keeping Up with the Joneses
tenersi all"altezza di, stare al passo con

Definition

Joneses
also Jones
If you say that someone is keeping up with the Joneses, you mean that they are doing something in order to show that they have as much money as other people, rather than because they really want to do it.
Many people were holding down three jobs just to keep up with the Joneses.
PHRASE: V inflects

Wikipedia

Where Are the Joneses?

Where Are the Joneses? is a 2007 British daily online filmed sitcom created by the Imagination Group and Baby Cow Productions, sponsored by Ford of Europe, and promotion by digital specialists Hot Cherry.

The script of each two- to five-minute episode is a collaboratively written by viewers via wikis and social networking sites such as mySpace, Facebook, Flickr and blogs, with each character having their own Twitter feed. The faux-documentary style video is filmed daily on location and is also available via YouTube. The first episode was released on 15 June 2007.

The plot follows Dawn Jones, who discovers in the opening episode that she is the child of a sperm donor and follows her travels around Europe to find her 26 siblings. It stars Emma Fryer in the lead role, with Neil Edmond as Ian, the first brother she locates and who travels with her.

Unusually, the production is released under a Creative Commons 'Attribution-Share alike' licence, allowing it to be freely re-edited, even commercially, and press coverage has considered it as 'Wikipedia-like' in allowing anyone to edit and contribute to the storyline. The internet-only release on the back of the current mania for online social networking has also generated substantial independent blog review and analysis.