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Whigs - traducción al ruso
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Whig Party; Whigs; Whig party; Whig (disambiguation); The whigs; Whig party (disambiguation); Whig faction; Whig Faction; The Whigs
Whigs
[wɪgz]
общая лексика
виги (политическая партия. Возникла в конце 70-х гг. 17 в.; выражала интересы крупной торговой и финансовой буржуазии и обуржуазившейся дворянской аристократии; в середине 19 в. объединилась с др. буржуазными группировками и образовала Либеральную партию [Liberal Party])
Whig
Whig noun; hist. 1) виг 2) (тж. whig) либерал
Whig
[wɪg]
история
виг (член партии вигов [Whigs])
прилагательное
общая лексика
либеральный
история
относящийся к вигам
существительное
[wig]
история
виг либерал
виг
(whig) либерал
презрительное выражение
ханжа
скучный
нудный человек
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Definición
Whig
¦ noun
1. a member of the British reforming party that sought the supremacy of Parliament, succeeded in the 19th century by the Liberal Party.
2. a supporter of the American side during the War of American Independence.
a member of a 19th-century American political party succeeded by the Republicans.
3. a 17th-century Scottish Presbyterian.
Derivatives
Whiggery noun
Whiggish adjective
Whiggism noun
Origin
C17: prob. a shortening of Scots whiggamore, the nickname of Scottish rebels, from whig 'to drive' + mare1.
Ejemplos de uso de Whigs
1. The Whigs and the Federalists probably did it as well.
2. For three centuries, the Conservatives stood for stability and the Whigs, Liberals and then Labour stood for innovation.
3. William Henry Harrison was the Whigs‘ answer to Jackson, with his artificially styled regular–guyness and his penchant for hard cider.
4. After the president was reelected, the Whigs, who held a Senate majority over Jackson‘s Democrats, demanded a document he had read to his Cabinet regarding the bank.
5. WASHINGTON –– It is gallows humor time for Republicans in Congress, where one lawmaker jokes that "there‘s talk about us going the way of the Whigs," the 1'th century political party long extinct.
