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colonial
- IPA[kəˈlōnyəl]
美式
- relating to or characteristic of a colony or colonies；relating to the period of the British colonies in America before independence.
- a native or inhabitant of a colony；a house built in colonial style
noun: colonial, plural noun: colonials
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形容詞
- 1. relating to or characteristic of a colony or colonies British colonial rule colonial expansion
- ▪ relating to the period of the British colonies in America before independence.
- ▪ (especially of architecture or furniture) made during or in the style of this period beautiful colonial villages of New Hampshire a big, white, colonial church
- 2. (of animals or plants) living in colonies corals can be solitary or colonial
名詞
- 1. a native or inhabitant of a colony a rebellion by Dutch-speaking colonials
- 2. a house built in colonial style the house was a 1903 colonial
- denoting a style of architecture characteristic of Spanish America.
Oxford American Dictionary
- denoting a style of architecture characteristic of Spanish America.
Oxford Dictionary
- the view or belief that one's own national culture is inferior to that of a colonial power ... the economic debate is overwhelmed by the colonial cringe it's not colonial cringe to use overseas research
Oxford Dictionary
- a large wrought-iron cooking appliance heated by open fires, consisting of an oven and top burner: this was a huge improvement over the primitive colonial oven
Oxford Dictionary
- a boned and stuffed roast leg of mutton: I like colonial goose so much that last year I cooked it on Christmas Day
Oxford Dictionary
- an outlaw who lived in the bush: Ned Kelly, the original wild colonial boy, has served to reinforce the myth of the bush in Australia's national identity
Oxford Dictionary
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- IPA[kəˈləʊnɪəl]
英式
- relating to or characteristic of a colony or colonies: British colonial rule colonial expansion
- a native or inhabitant of a colony: a rebellion by Dutch-speaking colonials
Oxford Dictionary
