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Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Law/Patents - Law (general) / labor law | ||||
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3 | plebeian & populist movement(s) |
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ver respuesta Explanation: Rubi, ni el DRAE ni el María Moliner recogen la voz 'plebismo' como tal. Imagino que deriva de 'plebe' (clase social mas baja/en la antigua Roma, clase social sin los privilegios de los cuales disfrutaban los patricios, que viene de ahí). |
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plebeian & populist movement(s) Explanation: No entiendo muy bien como se encuadra a un curso de derecho. '... All this, incidentally, represents only one way in which the peasant and *plebeian movement* might be brought into the play; one could think of at least ten ...' www.marxists.org/archive/ marx/works/1859/letters/59_05_18a.htm |
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