Definition of borgata in English:

borgata

nounPlural borgate, Plural borgatas bɔːˈɡɑːtəbôrˈɡädə

An organized branch of the Mafia.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Borgata has an established hierarchy, a body of members or soldiers, and many associates.
- If only you knew the real us, the borgata family, I thought to myself.
- These borgatas, or crime families, have destroyed other families by wiping them out.
- It comprised 24 borgate, headed by a capo.
- His first full-length novel dealing with the world of the borgate, published in 1955, saw him officially charged with offences to public decency.
- In a borgata, some members can make up for the weaknesses of others.
- But gathered there was the vast majority of bosses of the borgatas.
- Players within borgatas fight along side each other to launch attacks on other players or borgatas.
- This time all the bosses from all the borgatas gathered and made one final conclusion.
- The vanguard of this criminal juggernaut is still led by the Mafias most potent and largest borgatas: New Yorks Five Families.

Origin

1960s: Italian, 'district, village'.

Definition of borgata in US English:

borgata

nounbôrˈɡädə

An organized branch of the Mafia.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Borgata has an established hierarchy, a body of members or soldiers, and many associates.
- But gathered there was the vast majority of bosses of the borgatas.
- If only you knew the real us, the borgata family, I thought to myself.
- This time all the bosses from all the borgatas gathered and made one final conclusion.
- Players within borgatas fight along side each other to launch attacks on other players or borgatas.
- In a borgata, some members can make up for the weaknesses of others.
- These borgatas, or crime families, have destroyed other families by wiping them out.
- It comprised 24 borgate, headed by a capo.
- His first full-length novel dealing with the world of the borgate, published in 1955, saw him officially charged with offences to public decency.
- The vanguard of this criminal juggernaut is still led by the Mafias most potent and largest borgatas: New Yorks Five Families.

Origin

1960s: Italian, ‘district, village’.

单词	borgata
释义	Definition of borgata in English: borgata nounPlural borgate, Plural borgatas bɔːˈɡɑːtəbôrˈɡädə US An organized branch of the Mafia. Example sentencesExamples The Borgata has an established hierarchy, a body of members or soldiers, and many associates. If only you knew the real us, the borgata family, I thought to myself. These borgatas, or crime families, have destroyed other families by wiping them out. It comprised 24 borgate, headed by a capo. His first full-length novel dealing with the world of the borgate, published in 1955, saw him officially charged with offences to public decency. In a borgata, some members can make up for the weaknesses of others. But gathered there was the vast majority of bosses of the borgatas. Players within borgatas fight along side each other to launch attacks on other players or borgatas. This time all the bosses from all the borgatas gathered and made one final conclusion. The vanguard of this criminal juggernaut is still led by the Mafias most potent and largest borgatas: New Yorks Five Families. Origin 1960s: Italian, 'district, village'. Definition of borgata in US English: borgata nounbôrˈɡädə US An organized branch of the Mafia. Example sentencesExamples The Borgata has an established hierarchy, a body of members or soldiers, and many associates. But gathered there was the vast majority of bosses of the borgatas. If only you knew the real us, the borgata family, I thought to myself. This time all the bosses from all the borgatas gathered and made one final conclusion. Players within borgatas fight along side each other to launch attacks on other players or borgatas. In a borgata, some members can make up for the weaknesses of others. These borgatas, or crime families, have destroyed other families by wiping them out. It comprised 24 borgate, headed by a capo. His first full-length novel dealing with the world of the borgate, published in 1955, saw him officially charged with offences to public decency. The vanguard of this criminal juggernaut is still led by the Mafias most potent and largest borgatas: New Yorks Five Families. Origin 1960s: Italian, ‘district, village’.
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