bohemian

UK
/bəʊˈhiː.mi.ən/
US
/boʊˈhiː.mi.ən/

Übersetzungen

bohemiansubstantiv
bohemians
Pl.
UK
/bəˈhiː.mi.ən/
US
/boʊˈhi.mi.ən/
The artist lived among the bohemian community in Paris.
Художник жил среди богемы в Париже.
He was considered a true bohemian, always embracing unconventional lifestyles.
Его считали настоящим богемцем, всегда принимающим нестандартные образы жизни.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
bohemianadjektiv
more bohemian
Komp.
most bohemian
Super.
UK
/bəʊˈhiː.mi.ən/
US
/boʊˈhiː.mi.ən/
She has a bohemian style that is both unique and artistic.
У нее богемный стиль, который одновременно уникален и артистичен.
The bohemian atmosphere of the café attracted many artists.
Богемская атмосфера кафе привлекала многих художников.

Definitionen

bohemiansubstantiv
A person, often an artist or writer, who lives and acts free of regard for conventional rules and practices.
The cafe was filled with bohemians discussing art and philosophy.
A native or inhabitant of Bohemia, a region in the Czech Republic.
The museum had an exhibit on the history and culture of Bohemians.
(dated, sometimes offensive) A member of the Romani people.
In 19th-century literature, travelling Romani families were often called "bohemians."
bohemianadjektiv
Unconventional and artistic, often in a way that is associated with a free-spirited lifestyle.
Her bohemian style was evident in her eclectic mix of vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.
Relating to or characteristic of a socially unconventional person, especially one who is involved in the arts.
The bohemian neighborhood was filled with artists, musicians, and writers who thrived on creativity and individuality.
Relating to Bohemia, its people, or their language.
Traditional Bohemian glass is renowned for its craftsmanship.
(dated) Relating to the Romani people or their culture.
The novel uses the term "Bohemian caravan" to describe a group of Romani travellers.