greaser en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de greaser en el diccionario inglés»español

greaser [ingl. am. ˈɡrisər, ˈɡrizər, ingl. brit. ˈɡriːsə, ˈɡriːzə] SUST.

1. greaser (biker):

greaser argot, arcznte.

miembro de una pandilla de motociclistas

2. greaser (Latin American) ingl. am.:

greaser argot, ofens.

latino m / latina f

greaser argot, ofens.

≈ sudaca mf Esp. coloq., ofens.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The initial act had three up-front performers in gold lam and the other nine in greaser attire (rolled up t-shirt sleeves, leather jackets, tank tops).

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As residency hasn't been required since the 1980s, the freedom is often given to foreign dignitaries as a sort of over-the-counter palm greaser.

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The 1950s greaser look greatly influenced the punk subculture.

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And both bands have even been known to style themselves as mythic greaser-era juvenile-delinquent girl gangs.

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This reinforced the notion of individualism even within the social boundaries of greaser culture.

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He belongs into a greaser gang.

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Dean's untimely and reckless death made the jacket even more symbolic of the rebellious greaser seeking adventure.

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He dresses like a greaser with gelled hair, denim and leather jackets, and slightly cuffed jeans.

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One of the many subcultures that was based around street violence was the greaser, a working class subculture that was a part of and influenced the biker subculture.

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The term greaser reappeared in later decades as part of a revival of 1950s popular culture.

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