Definition of rastaquouère in English:

rastaquouère

noun rastəˈkwɛː

rare, depreciative

A person (especially one from a Mediterranean or South American country) regarded as a social interloper and frequently considered to be nouveau riche or excessively ostentatious in manners or dress; a foreign upstart.

adjective rastəˈkwɛː

rare, depreciative

Of, relating to, or characteristic of rastaquouères; of the nature of a rastaquouère.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Mary Braddon (1835–1915), novelist. From French rastaquouère, rastacouère, rastaquère from South American Spanish rastracueros, arrastracueros (also rastracuero, arrastracuero) contemptible person, a nobody, apparently lit. ‘person who crawls or drags himself along naked’ from Spanish arrastrar to drag + cueros, plural of cuero leather, hide.

Definition of rastaquouère in US English:

rastaquouère

nounrastəˈkwɛː

rare, depreciative

A person (especially one from a Mediterranean or South American country) regarded as a social interloper and frequently considered to be nouveau riche or excessively ostentatious in manners or dress; a foreign upstart.

adjectiverastəˈkwɛː

rare, depreciative

Of, relating to, or characteristic of rastaquouères; of the nature of a rastaquouère.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Mary Braddon (1835–1915), novelist. From French rastaquouère, rastacouère, rastaquère from South American Spanish rastracueros, arrastracueros (also rastracuero, arrastracuero) contemptible person, a nobody, apparently lit. ‘person who crawls or drags himself along naked’ from Spanish arrastrar to drag + cueros, plural of cuero leather, hide.

词汇	rastaquouère
释义	Definition of rastaquouère in English: rastaquouère noun rastəˈkwɛː rare, depreciative A person (especially one from a Mediterranean or South American country) regarded as a social interloper and frequently considered to be nouveau riche or excessively ostentatious in manners or dress; a foreign upstart. adjective rastəˈkwɛː rare, depreciative Of, relating to, or characteristic of rastaquouères; of the nature of a rastaquouère. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Mary Braddon (1835–1915), novelist. From French rastaquouère, rastacouère, rastaquère from South American Spanish rastracueros, arrastracueros (also rastracuero, arrastracuero) contemptible person, a nobody, apparently lit. ‘person who crawls or drags himself along naked’ from Spanish arrastrar to drag + cueros, plural of cuero leather, hide. Definition of rastaquouère in US English: rastaquouère nounrastəˈkwɛː rare, depreciative A person (especially one from a Mediterranean or South American country) regarded as a social interloper and frequently considered to be nouveau riche or excessively ostentatious in manners or dress; a foreign upstart. adjectiverastəˈkwɛː rare, depreciative Of, relating to, or characteristic of rastaquouères; of the nature of a rastaquouère. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Mary Braddon (1835–1915), novelist. From French rastaquouère, rastacouère, rastaquère from South American Spanish rastracueros, arrastracueros (also rastracuero, arrastracuero) contemptible person, a nobody, apparently lit. ‘person who crawls or drags himself along naked’ from Spanish arrastrar to drag + cueros, plural of cuero leather, hide.
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