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Meanings of Bohemian in anglès
A member of a people with dark skin and hair who speak Romany and who traditionally live by seasonal work and fortunetelling; they are believed to have originated in northern India but now are living on all continents (but mostly in Europe, North Africa, and North America)
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Usage of Bohemian in anglès
1
The life of the Bohemian in London is no brilliantly coloured affair.
2
We used to think of it as the Bohemian section of town.
3
The entire Bohemian population of the capital would have risen against him.
4
Perhaps she was under the influence of the Bohemian at the moment.
5
And the people loved the Bohemian preachers, and hated the German priests.
6
The main celebrations took place in the Bohemian Museum on May 16.
7
Leo, in a low voice, tossed off some scornful remark in Bohemian.
8
The history of the Bohemian literature may be divided into five periods.
9
As they did not understand Bohemian, the conversation was conducted in Latin.
10
In one corner was a donkey tied up, belonging to the Bohemian.
11
The horseman replied in Bohemian, and Consuelo, seeing his face, called out:
12
He was the true Bohemian of his trade-thegypsy of early photography.
13
The Bohemian started the new subject which generally follows the ladies' departure.
14
You cannot be allowed to roam round Vienna in that Bohemian way.
15
The Bohemian looked contemptible enough now, despite the handsomeness of his features.
16
She had always been very considerate and thoughtful of the poor Bohemian.
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Bohemian across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common