proletariat 英 [,prəʊlɪ'teərɪət]   美 [,prolə'tɛrɪət]

proletariat

proletariat  英 [,prəʊlɪ'teərɪət] 美 [,prolə'tɛrɪət]

n. 无产阶级,工人阶级;最下层阶级 

名词复数:proletariats 

In this sport the Chinese proletariat began on the political stage. 在这个运动中,中国无产阶级开始登上政治舞台。
Revolutionaries should possess the noble qualities of the proletariat. 革命者应该具有无产阶级的崇高品质。

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  • n. 无产阶级,工人阶级;最下层阶级
  • 1. In this sport the Chinese proletariat began on the political stage.

    在这个运动中,中国无产阶级开始登上政治舞台。

  • 2. Revolutionaries should possess the noble qualities of the proletariat.

    革命者应该具有无产阶级的崇高品质。

  • 3. I worked in a theater company once that purported to be one. It devolved into a dictatorship of the proletariat run by the most neurotic individual in our group.

    我曾经在一家声称要“做大”的戏剧公司工作,就是一些“无比神经”的人逐渐把这个公司从“无产阶级专政”搞成了“个人专政”,想让委员会来控制?

  • proletariat (n.) also proletariate, "the lowest class," 1853, from French prolétariat, from Latin proletarius (see proletarian). In political economics, "indigent wage-earners," from 1856. Leninist phrase dictatorship of the proletariat attested from 1918.
the pro·le·tar·iat / ˌprəʊləˈteəriət ; NAmE ˌproʊləˈteriət / noun [singular + singular or plural verb ] ( technical 术语 ) ( used especially when talking about the past 尤用以指过去 ) the class of ordinary people who earn money by working, especially those who do not own any property 无产阶级;工人阶级; 普罗阶级 compare bourgeoisie proletariat proletariats pro·le·tar·iat / ˌprəʊləˈteəriət ; NAmE ˌproʊləˈteriət /
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