marginalidad

f.

marginality, social exclusion, poverty, proscription.

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SF

1) [de persona] state of alienation

2) [de grupo] marginalization

zonas de marginalidad — marginalized areas

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femenino

a) (de un barrio, zona) poverty

b) (falta de integración) social exclusion, marginalization

viven en la marginalidad — they live in a state of social exclusion

c) (falta de importancia) marginal importance

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= marginality, marginality.

Ex. Since the 1960s there has been a growing fascination with segments of European society outside the bounds of convention and law, so-called marginality, such as poverty and crime.

Ex. Since the 1960s there has been a growing fascination with segments of European society outside the bounds of convention and law, so-called marginality, such as poverty and crime.

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femenino

a) (de un barrio, zona) poverty

b) (falta de integración) social exclusion, marginalization

viven en la marginalidad — they live in a state of social exclusion

c) (falta de importancia) marginal importance

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= marginality, marginality.

Ex: Since the 1960s there has been a growing fascination with segments of European society outside the bounds of convention and law, so-called marginality, such as poverty and crime.

Ex: Since the 1960s there has been a growing fascination with segments of European society outside the bounds of convention and law, so-called marginality, such as poverty and crime.

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marginalidad

feminine

1 (de un barrio, zona) poverty

2 (falta de integración) social exclusion, marginalization

viven en la marginalidad they live in a state of social exclusion

3 (falta de importancia) marginal importance

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marginalidad nf

vivir en la marginalidad to live on the fringes of society;

todavía quedan en la ciudad algunos reductos de marginalidad there are still some areas in the city where social exclusion remains a problem

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marginalidad nf

: marginality