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Significados de arriviste en inglés

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A person who has suddenly risen to a higher economic status but has not gained social acceptance of others in that class.

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        Examples for "upstart"
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        Some investors, however, have concerns about investing in an upstart car company.
        Wired
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        It was a second quarter to forget for social media upstart Snap.
        The Irish Times
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        Wellingtonians clearly see being an artistic upstart as their unique selling point.
        Radio NZ
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        The upstart pretensions of a young woman without family, connections, or fortune.
        Pride and Prejudice
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        What was it like, she asked, to work with the upstart network?
        Wired
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        In 1870 the American steel maker was the parvenu of the trade.
        The Age of Big Business: A Chronicle of the Captains of Industry
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        The parvenu millionaire-thecotton lord-harborsthese ruffians by refusing to prosecute poachers.
        Edward Barnett, a Neglected Child of South Carolina, Who Rose to...
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        He had thrown his hardships at her like a parvenu his riches.
        The Dark House
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        There was nothing of the garishness of the parvenu in the capital's display.
        The Iron Game: A Tale of the War
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        The room was richly furnished, but in the pretentious taste of a parvenu.
        Original Short Stories — Volume 07
        1
        That said, Nick's family actually has little interest in fame, a very nouveau-riche idea.
        Radio NZ
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        In 2050, the nouveau-riche arrivistes stake their big skyline claims on the public eye.
        BBC
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        I'd crawl over a mountain of nouveau-riche club sandwiches to get to a nice toastie.
        The Irish Times
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        These nouveau-riche types make some money and stop making sense, a veterinary department official said on Wednesday.
        The Irish Times
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        This swansong for an empire, published in 1994, is still relevant to the nouveau-riche Russia of today.
        The Irish Times
        Uso de arriviste en inglés
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        Is Madonna a self-absorbed megalomaniac with a touch of the arriviste?
        The Guardian
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        Is he an art connoisseur or a crass arriviste?
        Reuters
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        Not for them the arriviste tendencies of Chelsea or Manchester City; they would succeed "the Arsenal way".
        The Guardian
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        Everyone who matters still regards you as a vulgar little arriviste incapable of thinking beyond the next financial quarter.
        The Irish Times
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        The story also revived the image of Kate's mother Carole Middleton as a social climbing arriviste with particularly gauche taste.
        News.com.au
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        If Morgan Stanley was the aristocrat of the Street, Merrill was the arriviste, at least when it came to banking.
        Confessions of a wall street analyst: a true story of inside inf...
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        With arriviste scandals like IAAF corruption and tennis fixing threatening to steal its thunder, Fifa is forced into amusing acts of attention-seeking.
        The Guardian
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        Its plugged-in capabilities make it seem like a slick arriviste compared to instruments that have been the backbone of orchestras for centuries.
        The Irish Times
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        The market didn't have to wait long to see the arriviste's response to efforts to frighten it out of the domestic mortgage market.
        The Irish Times
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        Kanye West started in the middle and rose to the world of high fashion, acquiring a tortured navel-gazing and hyper-consciousness about his own arriviste status.
        The Guardian
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        Arrivistes, when they arrive, are supposed to be gauche and gaudy.
        The Guardian
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        Translations for arriviste
        catalán
        nou-ric
        Arriviste a través del tiempo