English to Maltese Meaning of briticism - Briticism

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Definitions of briticism in English

Noun(1) an expression that is used in Great Britain (especially as contrasted with American English

Examples of briticism in English

(1) he's from Britain(2) the prime minister of Britain(3) she lives in Britain(4) they're going to Britain(5) the capital of Britain

(1) Britannic ::

Britannic

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Noun

1. anglicism ::

Ingliżiżmu

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