cortesano



Inflexiones de 'cortesano' (nm, nf): f: cortesana, mpl: cortesanos, fpl: cortesanas
Inflexiones de 'cortesano' (adj): f: cortesana, mpl: cortesanos, fpl: cortesanas
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
cortesano adj (nobleza: de la corte)court n as adj
  courtly adj
 El uso de pelucas era una costumbre cortesana en Francia.
 The use of wigs was a court custom in France.
cortesano,
cortesana nm, nf		 (miembro de la corte)courtier n
 Los cortesanos vivían en el palacio.
 Courtiers lived in the palace.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
cortesano adj anticuado (cortés)courteous adj
 Los modales cortesanos de mi yerno son muy agradables.
 His courteous ways are very pleasing.
cortesano,
cortesana nm, nf		 poco usual (obediente ante superiores) (pejorative)lackey, lapdog n
 El secretario es un cortesano del jefe: obedece cualquier orden sin protestar.
 The secretary is the boss' lackey: he obeys any order without protest.
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'cortesano' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the Spanish description:
gentilhombre - palaciego
English:
attendant - courtier


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