prole UK
proʊl
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Definition of prole - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
social classRareSlangUKmember of the working classRareSlangUK
  • The novel depicted the struggles of a prole in a dystopian society..
blue-collar laborer worker
2.
societyRareSlangUKordinary person perceived as unsophisticatedRareSlangUK
  • He dismissed the critics as mere proles.
commoner layperson plebeian
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Origin of prole

Latin, proles (offspring)

Examples of prole in a sentence

  • She identified as a prole and fought for workers' rights.
  • The novel depicted the struggles of the proles in society.
  • He considered himself above the proles in his neighborhood.

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  1. French:prolétaire, prolo, ...
  2. German:Prolet, ...
  3. Italian:operaio, persona comune, ...
  4. Spanish:obrero, prole, ...
  5. Portuguese:proletário, plebeu, ...
  6. Chinese:工人阶级成员, 平民, ...
  7. Japanese:労働者階級の一員, 一般人, ...
  8. Arabic:بروليتاري, عامي, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹעֵל, פְּרוֹל, ...
  10. Russian:пролетарий, обыватель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:робітник, обиватель, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रोले, साधारण व्यक्ति, ...

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