Significats de bohemianism en anglès

It is bohemianism in the domestic circle, a life full of improvidence and surprises.

He fell in love with the bohemianism of my world.

They foster bohemianism and confrontation with the civil authorities.

But today he's keen to downplay any bohemianism.

Against this, as a kind of childish bohemianism, there is, in one phase of childhood, a strong reaction.

It became an integral part of the Aesthetic Movement and the Art Nouveau Movement -and shorthand for sophisticated, arty bohemianism.

In "Then," a stylish book of black-and-white snapshots that span a fifty-year period, an air of luxurious bohemianism prevails.

I was dazed by this immediate and overflowing generosity; but their friendly bohemianism overrode all the reluctance I ought to have felt.

He was inclined to abandon the place, but Mary was amused by it for a time, bohemianism being a completely unknown quantity to her.

It began, like all movements, in literature and philosophy and individual bohemianism; but it soon worked its way into social and political and economic organizations.

Season three is set in an era of counterculture, of grassroots political ferment -but this barely registers, beyond Princess Margaret's forays into posh bohemianism.

The quality which we now call Bohemianism certainly ran in Sheridan's blood.

The directors can't understand such freedom, such language, such shabbiness, such Bohemianism.

The extreme of social refinement and a mild Bohemianism almost touch.

The meaning of Bohemianism was quite lost on her simple soul.

She has imbibed their Bohemianism and learnt to talk their jargon.