peón
31peon — pe·on s.m. ES sp. {{wmetafile0}} peone {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1875. ETIMO: sp. peón propr. 1pedone . NOTA GRAMMATICALE: pl. peones …
32Peon — Pe|on der; en, en <aus gleichbed. span. peón, eigtl. »Fußsoldat«, dies über das Vulgärlat. aus lat. pes »Fuß«>: 1. (hist.) südamerikan. [indian.] Tagelöhner, der durch Verschuldung oft zum Leibeigenen wurde. 2. (in Argentinien, Mexiko)… …
33peón. — Del latín pedo, onis . • Más perro que un peón caminero. (loc.) (col.) Muy vago …
34peon — [ pi:ən] noun 1》 also peɪ ɒn a Spanish American day labourer or unskilled farm worker. ↘N. Amer. a person who does menial work. 2》 also pju:n (in the Indian subcontinent and SE Asia) someone of low rank. 3》 (plural peones peɪ əʊneɪz) another… …
35peon — pèōn2 m <G peóna> DEFINICIJA 1. poljodjelac radnik, nadničar u Latinskoj Americi 2. osoba u robovskom odnosu do otplate duga vjerovniku ETIMOLOGIJA šp. peón …
36peon — I pe•on [[t]ˈpi ən, ˈpi ɒn[/t]] n. 1) (in Spanish America) a farm worker or unskilled laborer 2) (formerly, esp. in Mexico) a person held in servitude to work off debts or other obligations 3) any person of low social status, esp. one who does… …
37peon — I. /ˈpiən/ (say peeuhn) noun (in Spanish America, etc.) 1. a day labourer. 2. someone who tends a horse or mule. 3. a person held in servitude to work off debts, etc., in Latin America or southern US. {Spanish peón, from Latin pedo foot soldier.… …
38peon — Un Peon, Pauo pauonis, Pauus paui. D un paon, Pauoninus. OEufs de paon, Pauonia, vel Pauonina oua. Les ailes d un paon sont reluisantes comme pierres precieuses, Gemmantes sunt alae pauonis …
39peon — n. 1 a a Spanish American day labourer or farm worker. b a poor or destitute South American. 2 an Indian office messenger, attendant, or orderly. 3 a bullfighter s assistant. 4 hist. a worker held in servitude in the southern US. Derivatives:… …
40Peón (ajedrez) — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Piezas de ajedrez Rey …
