parvenue मीनिंग इन हिंदी

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Although parvenue or not, she had been the victor, if you could call it a victory.
2. Reputedly, when she eventually did become politically important, the upper class viewed her as rather a " parvenue ".
3. It has been a World Cup of many matches and few surprises : the traditional soccer powers have had their way with the parvenues.
4. Les forces r�publicaines de l'arm�e de l'Ouest sont enfin parvenues ?coordonner correctement leurs attaques et ?vaincre les forces vend�ennes.
5. According to her, a wealthy minority, which she called " parvenues ", tried to join the privileges of the ruling elite of Prussia.
6. For daring to break the trust of her former house and set up on her own in a cheap flat, Ms . Takagi is seen by some as an opportunistic parvenue.
7. Following upon this, Duby formulated a famous theory about the Crusades : that the tremendous response to the idea of holy war against the Muslims can be traced to the desire of disinherited ( but well-armed ) second and third sons of this French parvenue aristocracy to make their fortunes by venturing abroad and settling in the Levant.
8. His hilarious satires of avaricious fathers, " pr�cieuses ", social parvenues, doctors and pompous literary types were extremely successful, but his comedies on religious hypocrisy ( " Tartuffe " ) and libertinage ( " Don Juan " ) brought him much criticism from the church, and " Tartuffe " was only performed through the intervention of the king.
9. His hilarious satires of avaricious fathers, " pr�cieuses ", social parvenues, doctors and pompous literary types were extremely successful, but his comedies on religious hypocrisy ( " Tartuffe " ) and libertinage ( " Dom Juan " ) brought him criticism from the church; " Tartuffe " was only performed because of the king's intercession.
10. Sebastian described Zissu as " honest but uninteresting ", and his wife as a " perfect example of a Jewish parvenue . " He also found Zissu's Zionism unpalatable : " [ he is ] a theorist of full-blown Jewish nationalism who goes out every evening to a cinema or restaurant, two months after a pogrom . " As argued by Glass, Sebastian's characterization is partial, and fails to cover the basics of Zissu's wartime activity.