Significado de "scouse" en el diccionario de inglés

ETIMOLOGÍA DE LA PALABRA SCOUSE

Shortened from lobscouse.

Se denomina etimología al estudio del origen de la palabras y sus cambios estructurales y de significado.

PRONUNCIACIÓN DE SCOUSE EN INGLÉS

scouse  [skaʊs]

CATEGORIA GRAMATICAL DE SCOUSE

Scouse es un sustantivo.

El nombre o sustantivo es aquel tipo de palabras cuyo significado determina la realidad. Los sustantivos nombran todas las cosas: personas, objetos, sensaciones, sentimientos, etc.

QUÉ SIGNIFICA SCOUSE EN INGLÉS

de Liverpool

Scouse

Scouse es un acento y un dialecto del inglés encontrados sobre todo en el condado metropolitano de Merseyside, y estrechamente asociado con la ciudad de Liverpool. El acento se sabe para ser tan lejano como Flintshire en País de Gales, Runcorn en Cheshire y Skelmersdale en Lancashire. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] El acento de Scouse es altamente distintivo, y tiene poco en común con ésos usados ​​en las regiones vecinas de Cheshire y de Lancashire. El acento en sí no es específico de todo Merseyside, con los acentos de los residentes de St Helens y Southport, por ejemplo, más comúnmente asociados con el acento Lancastrian histórico. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [ 7] El acento se limitó principalmente a Liverpool hasta los años 1950, cuando la eliminación de los tugurios en la ciudad resultó en la migración de la población en los nuevos desarrollos antes de la guerra y la posguerra en las zonas circundantes de lo que fue informalmente llamado Merseyside y más tarde se conoce oficialmente como Merseyside en 1974.

Scouse is an accent and dialect of English found primarily in the Metropolitan county of Merseyside, and closely associated with the city of Liverpool. The accent is known to be as far reaching as Flintshire in Wales, Runcorn in Cheshire and Skelmersdale in Lancashire.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8] The Scouse accent is highly distinctive, and has little in common with those used in the neighbouring regions of Cheshire and Lancashire.[4] The accent itself is not specific to all of Merseyside, with the accents of residents of St Helens and Southport, for example, more commonly associated with the historic Lancastrian accent.[1][2][3][4][5][7] The accent was primarily confined to Liverpool until the 1950s when slum clearance in the city resulted in migration of the populace into new pre-war and post-war developments in surrounding areas of what was informally named Merseyside and later to become officially known as Merseyside in 1974.

definición de scouse en el diccionario inglés

La definición de scouse en el diccionario es un guiso elaborado con carne sobrante.

TRADUCCIÓN DE SCOUSE

Conoce la traducción de scouse a 25 idiomas con nuestro traductor multilingüe.

Las traducciones de scouse presentadas en esta sección han sido obtenidas mediante traducción automática estadística a partir del idioma inglés.

• Traductor inglés - chino: scouse
• Traductor inglés - español: scouse
• inglés: scouse
• Traductor inglés - hindi: स्काउस
• Traductor inglés - árabe: هجة ليفربول
• Traductor inglés - ruso: ливерпулец
• Traductor inglés - portugués: scouser
• Traductor inglés - bengalí: scouse
• Traductor inglés - francés: habitant de liverpool
• Traductor inglés - malayo: Scouse
• Traductor inglés - alemán: Liverpooler
• Traductor inglés - japonés: scouse
• Traductor inglés - coreano: scouse
• Traductor inglés - javanés: Scouse
• Traductor inglés - vietnamita: Scouse
• Traductor inglés - tamil: Scouse
• Traductor inglés - maratí: चिमटा
• Traductor inglés - turco: Liverpool´lu
• Traductor inglés - italiano: scouse
• Traductor inglés - polaco: scouse
• Traductor inglés - ucraniano: ліверпулец
• Traductor inglés - rumano: Scouse
• Traductor inglés - griego: scouse
• Traductor inglés - afrikáans: Scouse
• Traductor inglés - sueco: scouse
• Traductor inglés - noruego: scouse

10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SCOUSE»

Descubre el uso de scouse en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con scouse y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.

Irish, Catholic and Scouse: The History of the ...

Irish, Catholic and Scouse highlights the complex interplay of cultural and structural factors experienced by the most significant ethnic group in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century pre-multicultural Britain: the Irish in Liverpool.

John Belchem, 2007

Scouse: A Social and Cultural History

Ranging from the mid eighteenth century to the present, the book explores evidence from a host of different sources including the first histories of Liverpool, a rare slaving drama set in the port, a poor house report which records the ...

Tony Crowley, 2012

More Scouse, Vicar?

Set in the Second World War, this moving novel charts the life of a Liverpool family battling the hardships of war.

Billy Forshaw, 2009

Wicked Scouse English

Liverpool is as famous for its people and their sense of humour as it is forhe legendary group, the Beatles. Their unusual sayings may bencomprehensible to some, but this text explains all the meanings of famouscouse sayings.

Diana Briscoe, 2003

Intonation, Accent, and Rhythm: Studies in Discourse Phonology

I shall be referring to several varieties of English, but mainly RP and Scouse. Scouse is the dialect of Liverpool and Merseyside which arose in the nineteenth century as the result of large scale immigration from Ireland (Knowles, 1975), and  ...

Dafydd Gibbon, Helmut Richter, 1984

Journal of the Senate of New Hampshire

Sunday, Porridge, Scouse, Coffee.with bread and butter. Monday, Porridge, Scouse, do. Tnesday, Porridge, Scouse, do. Wednesday, Porridge, Scouse, do. Thursday, Porridge, Scouse, do. Friday, Porridge, Potatoe pie, , do. Saturday, Porridge ...

New Hampshire. General Court. Senate, 1851

Journals of the Honorable Senate and House of ...

Porridge. Porridge. Porridge. pie, Porridge. Porridge. Breakfasts Dinners. Suppers. Sunday, Porridge, Scouse, Coffee, with bread and butter. Monday, Porridge, Scouse, do. Tnesday, Porridge, Scouse, do. Wednesday,Porridge, Scouse, do.

New Hampshire. General Court, 1851

Reports

Sunday, Porridge, Monday, Porridge, Tuesday, Porridge, Wednesday, Porridge, Thursday, Porridge, Friday, Porridge, Saturday, Porridge, Scouse, Scouse, Scouse, Scouse, Scouse, Potatoe Scouse, Porridge. Porridge. Porridge. Porridge .

New Hampshire State Hospital, Concord, 1843

Greatest Scouse One-Liners

Uproariously witty and full of unforgettable sidesplitting sayings, this is one book that will have you crying with laughter and reciting lines to everyone you meet – but just be careful who you say them to!

Ian Black, 2013

Scouse: A Social and Cultural History

Ranging from the mid eighteenth century to the present, the book explores evidence from a host of different sources including the first histories of Liverpool, a rare slaving drama set in the port, a poor house report which records the ...

Tony Crowley, 2013

10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «SCOUSE»

Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término scouse en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.

Scouse 'Superman' branded super stupid in dangerous new craze

One 18 second video shows a man look out of his driver's window to see “Superman” with a scouse accent but dressed down in a hi-vis jacket, instead of ... «Mirror.co.uk, Jul 15»

Emre Can is learning to speak Scouse, not English!

Our friends at Turkish football believe that Emre Can is learning Scouse. The popular midfielder, who found a new home as an emergency defender during the ... «The Empire of The Kop - a blog about Liverpool F.C., Jun 15»

Liverpool drug dealer 'Scouse Pete' jailed for funnelling cocaine and …

Paul Kelly – nicknamed Scouse Pete by his underlings in the gang – flooded north Lancashire and the south Lakes with illicit drugs. He organised a network of ... «Liverpool Echo, Abr 15»

Hilarious how to speak Scouse video captures Liverpool girl …

Do you want to learn how to perfect the Scouse accent? Then look no further than Megan Hesketh. Scouser Megan has become somewhat of an internet ... «Liverpool Echo, Abr 15»

'That's sick lad!': Watch hilarious Scousers get over-excited by £150k …

These two Scousers know a good car when they see it - and aren't ashamed of showing it. As their van pulls up to a top-of-the-range BMW supercar in a queue ... «mirror.co.uk, Mar 15»

Scouse - the famous dish that can be eaten anywhere, especially on …

You don't need to be in Liverpool to enjoy a lovely plate of Scouse. And on Global Scouse Day – today – Scousers all around the world will be tucking in to their ... «Liverpool Echo, Feb 15»

Global Scouse Day: Ricky Tomlinson on judging panel for big …

As part of the celebrations for Global Scouse Day, the Liverpool ONE bar will be hosting Me Ma's Big Scouse Off, which invites both home cooks and restaurant ... «Liverpool Echo, Feb 15»

This model spent £20000 transforming herself into a 'Scouse …

The 29-year-old, who is known as 'Scouse Pammie', has undergone eight breast enlargement surgeries, one of which ended in an explosion on a sunbed, ... «Metro, Feb 15»

Review: Scouse of the Antarctic at Liverpool Royal Court

After Scouse Pacific and Little Scouse on the Prairie, writer Fred Lawless and the ... attention to the North Pole with the confusingly-titled Scouse of the Antarctic. «Liverpool Echo, Nov 14»

Liverpool midfielder Adam Lallana takes 'Scouse test'

In a sneak peek of the full video, Lallana was asked to give a definition of the Scouse phrase 'lid', which means lad. The former Bournemouth youngster looked ... «Daily Mail, Nov 14»