elite
11élite — /e lit/ s.f., fr. [femm. sost. di élit, antico part. pass. di élire scegliere ], in ital. invar. 1. (soc.) [le persone considerate più influenti e prestigiose in una determinata società o gruppo] ▶◀ alta società, bel mondo, ceto dirigente, crema …
12Elite — »Auslese der Besten«: Das Substantiv wurde im 18. Jh. aus gleichbed. frz. élite entlehnt, das zu frz. élire (< vlat. *exlegere) »auslesen« (vgl. ↑ elegant) gehört. Abl.: elitär »einer Elite angehörend« (20. Jh.; französierende Bildung) …
13elite — élite o elite (Del fr. élite). f. Minoría selecta o rectora …
14élite — o elite (Del fr. élite). f. Minoría selecta o rectora …
15elite — [i lēt′, ālēt′] n. [Fr élite < OFr eslite, fem. pp. of eslire, to choose < VL * exligere, for L eligere: see ELECT] 1. [also with pl. v.] the group or part of a group selected or regarded as the finest, best, most distinguished, most… …
16Elite — (Церматт,Швейцария) Категория отеля: 3 звездочный отель Адрес: Hofmattweg 3, 3920 Церматт, Шве …
17elite — UK US /ɪˈliːt/ noun [C] ► the richest, most powerful, best educated, or best trained people in a particular group or society: »the corporate/financial/media elite …
18elite — 1823, from Fr. élite selection, choice, from O.Fr. eslite (12c.), fem. pp. of elire, elisre pick out, choose, from L. eligere choose (see ELECTION (Cf. election)). Borrowed in M.E. as chosen person (late 14c.), especially a bishop elect; died out …
19elite — s. f. 1. O que há de melhor e se valoriza mais (numa sociedade). 2. Minoria social que se considera prestigiosa e que por isso detém algum poder e influência. ‣ Etimologia: francês élite …
20elite — [adj] best, first class aristocratic, choice, cool*, crack*, elect, exclusive, gilt edged, greatest, noble, out of sight*, out of this world*, pick, selected, super, tip top*, top, top drawer*, topflight, top notch, upperclass, world class;… …
