Definition of descamisado in English:

descamisado

nounPlural descamisados dɛsˌkamɪˈsɑːdəʊdesˌkamiˈsädō

(in Latin America) a very poor person.
Example sentencesExamples
- Upwards of 200,000 descamisados entered the capital city and demanded that Perón be their Leader.
- At her last speech, on May Day, her husband had to hold her up as she spoke to the descamisados.
- Her mammoth wage increases for her beloved descamisados resulted in overwhelming political support for her husband.
- But his deals with the United States had tarnished his reputation, and the descamisados were no longer the enthusiastic supporters of yore.
- She was a crucial component of that political structure and irreplaceable - as the leader soon realized when his economic policies began to strain his relationship with the descamisados.

Origin

Spanish, literally 'shirtless'.

Definition of descamisado in US English:

descamisado

noundesˌkamiˈsädō

(in Latin America) a very poor person.
Example sentencesExamples
- But his deals with the United States had tarnished his reputation, and the descamisados were no longer the enthusiastic supporters of yore.
- At her last speech, on May Day, her husband had to hold her up as she spoke to the descamisados.
- Her mammoth wage increases for her beloved descamisados resulted in overwhelming political support for her husband.
- She was a crucial component of that political structure and irreplaceable - as the leader soon realized when his economic policies began to strain his relationship with the descamisados.
- Upwards of 200,000 descamisados entered the capital city and demanded that Perón be their Leader.

Origin

Spanish, literally ‘shirtless’.

单词	descamisado
释义	Definition of descamisado in English: descamisado nounPlural descamisados dɛsˌkamɪˈsɑːdəʊdesˌkamiˈsädō (in Latin America) a very poor person. Example sentencesExamples Upwards of 200,000 descamisados entered the capital city and demanded that Perón be their Leader. At her last speech, on May Day, her husband had to hold her up as she spoke to the descamisados. Her mammoth wage increases for her beloved descamisados resulted in overwhelming political support for her husband. But his deals with the United States had tarnished his reputation, and the descamisados were no longer the enthusiastic supporters of yore. She was a crucial component of that political structure and irreplaceable - as the leader soon realized when his economic policies began to strain his relationship with the descamisados. Origin Spanish, literally 'shirtless'. Definition of descamisado in US English: descamisado noundesˌkamiˈsädō (in Latin America) a very poor person. Example sentencesExamples But his deals with the United States had tarnished his reputation, and the descamisados were no longer the enthusiastic supporters of yore. At her last speech, on May Day, her husband had to hold her up as she spoke to the descamisados. Her mammoth wage increases for her beloved descamisados resulted in overwhelming political support for her husband. She was a crucial component of that political structure and irreplaceable - as the leader soon realized when his economic policies began to strain his relationship with the descamisados. Upwards of 200,000 descamisados entered the capital city and demanded that Perón be their Leader. Origin Spanish, literally ‘shirtless’.
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