Definition of haute bourgeoisie in English:

haute bourgeoisie

noun ˌəʊt bʊəʒwɑːˈziːˌōt bo͝oZHwäˈzē

the haute bourgeoisie

treated as singular or plural The upper middle class.
Example sentencesExamples
- In contrast, the Pahlavis lived comfortably but simply, probably no better than a prosperous European family of the haute bourgeoisie.’
- Not all Dresden was bombed, of course; on the banks of the Elbe there are still the magnificent villas of the haute bourgeoisie.
- Today, Occultists are routinely disparaged by the superior classes, the haute bourgeoisie, to which I belong, and which also includes most of the widely read art critics and influential art historians.
- These forms of unearned income linked to exploitation led to the emergence of the haute bourgeoisie as a new ruling class, which molded the state and church into instruments of domination over the petit bourgeoisie and the working class.
- Her father was a senior civil servant, and she remained a respected member of the well-to-do Parisian haute bourgeoisie.

Origin

French, literally 'high bourgeoisie'.

Definition of haute bourgeoisie in US English:

haute bourgeoisie

nounˌōt bo͝oZHwäˈzē

the haute bourgeoisie

treated as singular or plural The upper middle class.
Example sentencesExamples
- Not all Dresden was bombed, of course; on the banks of the Elbe there are still the magnificent villas of the haute bourgeoisie.
- Today, Occultists are routinely disparaged by the superior classes, the haute bourgeoisie, to which I belong, and which also includes most of the widely read art critics and influential art historians.
- These forms of unearned income linked to exploitation led to the emergence of the haute bourgeoisie as a new ruling class, which molded the state and church into instruments of domination over the petit bourgeoisie and the working class.
- In contrast, the Pahlavis lived comfortably but simply, probably no better than a prosperous European family of the haute bourgeoisie.’
- Her father was a senior civil servant, and she remained a respected member of the well-to-do Parisian haute bourgeoisie.

Origin

French, literally ‘high bourgeoisie’.

单词	haute bourgeoisie
释义	Definition of haute bourgeoisie in English: haute bourgeoisie noun ˌəʊt bʊəʒwɑːˈziːˌōt bo͝oZHwäˈzē the haute bourgeoisie treated as singular or plural The upper middle class. Example sentencesExamples In contrast, the Pahlavis lived comfortably but simply, probably no better than a prosperous European family of the haute bourgeoisie.’ Not all Dresden was bombed, of course; on the banks of the Elbe there are still the magnificent villas of the haute bourgeoisie. Today, Occultists are routinely disparaged by the superior classes, the haute bourgeoisie, to which I belong, and which also includes most of the widely read art critics and influential art historians. These forms of unearned income linked to exploitation led to the emergence of the haute bourgeoisie as a new ruling class, which molded the state and church into instruments of domination over the petit bourgeoisie and the working class. Her father was a senior civil servant, and she remained a respected member of the well-to-do Parisian haute bourgeoisie. Origin French, literally 'high bourgeoisie'. Definition of haute bourgeoisie in US English: haute bourgeoisie nounˌōt bo͝oZHwäˈzē the haute bourgeoisie treated as singular or plural The upper middle class. Example sentencesExamples Not all Dresden was bombed, of course; on the banks of the Elbe there are still the magnificent villas of the haute bourgeoisie. Today, Occultists are routinely disparaged by the superior classes, the haute bourgeoisie, to which I belong, and which also includes most of the widely read art critics and influential art historians. These forms of unearned income linked to exploitation led to the emergence of the haute bourgeoisie as a new ruling class, which molded the state and church into instruments of domination over the petit bourgeoisie and the working class. In contrast, the Pahlavis lived comfortably but simply, probably no better than a prosperous European family of the haute bourgeoisie.’ Her father was a senior civil servant, and she remained a respected member of the well-to-do Parisian haute bourgeoisie. Origin French, literally ‘high bourgeoisie’.
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