man of the people
Language: en
Meaning: (idiomatic)A man, usually acelebrityorpoliticalleader, whoshowsunderstandingof andsympathyfor theconcernsofordinarypeople, and who has arapportwith andacceptanceby them.Coordinate term:woman of the people1842December –1844July,Charles Dickens, chapter XVI, inThe Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, London:Chapman and Hall,[…], published1844,→OCLC,pages202–203:He could hang about a bar-room, discussing the affairs of the nation, for twelve hours together; and in that time could hold forth with more intolerable dulness, chew more tobacco, smoke more tobacco, drink more rum-toddy, mint-julep, gin-sling, and cocktail, than any private gentleman of his acquaintance. This made him an orator and aman of the people. In a word, the major was a rising character, and a popular character,[…]1873,Mark Twain[pseudonym; Samuel Langhorne Clemens],Charles Dudley Warner, chapter XIX, inThe Gilded Age: A Tale of To-day, Hartford, Conn.: American Publishing Company, published1874,→OCLC,page184:Colonel, you are the man, you could influence more votes than any one else on such a measure, an old settler, aman of the people, you know the wants of Missouri; [...]1911,Anna Katharine Green, “A Concession”, inInitials Only, New York, N.Y.:Dodd, Mead & Company,→OCLC, book II (As Seen by Detective Sweetwater),page134:Besides, I am aman of the people. I like the working class, and am willing to be thought one of them.1981July 27,Serge Schmemann, “Adulation Grows after Death of Soviet Folk Hero Vysotsky”, inNew York Times, retrieved16 October 2013:It was the story of aman of the peoplewho made good and kept his integrity, who understood the people and could make them laugh and cry.2008February 28, Simon Robinson, “Working on the Railroad: On the Mangala Lakshadweep Express”, inTime, retrieved16 October 2013:He is adored by millions as aman of the peoplebecause he is of a lower caste — a rarity among politicians.
Examples:EN: A man of the people. Just like anyone of the hundred thousands that will vote for you next November.
ES: alguien el que se puede confiar, un hombre del pueblo, uno como cualquiera... de los 100.000 que le votarán el próximo noviembre.
EN: I'm a plain man of the people.
ES: Soy un hombre sencillo.
EN: A man of the people.
ES: Un hombre del pueblo.
EN: That fake man of the people.
ES: El falso hombre del pueblo.
EN: He's out, and Kittredge, man of the people, is in.
ES: Se fue. Ahora está Kittredge, un hombre del pueblo.
EN: It gives me pleasure to introduce that true man of the people... the next governor of the state... Willie Stark.
ES: Es un placer presentarles al verdadero hombre del pueblo el próximo gobernador Willie Stark.
EN: - A man of the people.
ES: ¿Quién eres tú? ¿Conoces esta bufanda?
EN: This evening, I don't feel like an emperor I feel like a man of the people, you can call me Li San-lan!
ES: Me siento como si no fuera el emperador, sino un simple hombre... - del pueblo llamado Saburo.
EN: I am a man of the people.
ES: Soy un hombre de pueblo.
EN: You know sometimes think of the man of the people is afraid of the people.
ES: A veces las personas tienen miedo de las mismas personas.
EN: Exactly. Cousin Alfredo's a real man of the people.
ES: El primo Alfredo es un gran demócrata.
EN: Another man of the people: President of the Republic, Osvaldo Dorticos.
ES: Otro hijo del pueblo: el presidente de la República, Osvaldo Dorticos.
EN: Our Premier is a man of the people, but he is also a man.
ES: Nuestro Prem¡er es un hombre del pueblo, pero tamb¡én es un hombre.
EN: You're saying a petty bourgeois is concerned with career, life path, prospects and retirement plans, while a man of the people like you is not preoccupied with such petty ideas?
ES: ¿Estás diciendo que a un pequeño burgués le preocupa la carrera, la trayectoria vital, perspectivas y planes de jubilación, mientras que un hombre del pueblo como tú no se preocupa por ideas tan mezquinas?
EN: I am a simple man, a man of the people.
ES: Soy un hombre simple, un hombre de la gente.
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