英语词汇Cornish的翻译、用法及例句-MX2U.com英汉词典

Cornish

adjective uk/ˈkɔː.nɪʃ/ us/ˈkɔːr.nɪʃ/

康沃尔郡的;康沃尔郡人的

relating to Cornwall in southwest England, or its people

The film has the magnificent Cornish coastline as a backdrop. 这部电影以康沃尔壮丽的海岸线为背景。

My mother is Cornish. 我母亲是康沃尔郡人。

康沃尔语的

using or relating to the ancient Celtic language spoken in Cornwall

Tyack is a Cornish word meaning "farmer". “Tyack”在康沃尔语里是“农民”的意思。

Dolphins and porpoises can be seen from Cornish beaches.
The documentary follows the lives of Cornish fishermen.
Du Maurier knew every inch of the Cornish countryside she described in her novels.
Floods devastated the Cornish seaside town.
A Cornish teacher came to set each day and helped actors with pronunciation.
Bugaboo might come from an old Celtic word (most likely bucca-boo, an old Cornish word for a devil or spectre).

Cornish

noun uk/ˈkɔː.nɪʃ/ us/ˈkɔːr.nɪʃ/

[ U ]康沃尔语

an ancient Celtic language spoken in Cornwall, especially in the past

Cornish is closely related to Breton and Welsh. 康沃尔语与布列塔尼语和威尔士语有紧密的联系。

Her last words were in Cornish. 她的临终遗言是用康沃尔语说的。

the Cornish[ plural ] 康沃尔郡人

the people of Cornwall in southwest England

Tourists usually receive a warm welcome from the Cornish. 游客们常会受到康沃尔郡人的热情欢迎。

The last native speaker to use Cornish as a first language died in 1891, but the language was revived in the 20th century.
Estimates of the number of people who speak fluent Cornish range from a few hundred to several thousand.
Second home owners were accused of driving up house prices and pushing out the Cornish.
There are around 3,500 Cornish with a working knowledge of the language.

词汇	Cornish
释义	Cornish adjective uk/ˈkɔː.nɪʃ/ us/ˈkɔːr.nɪʃ/ 康沃尔郡的;康沃尔郡人的 relating to Cornwall in southwest England, or its people The film has the magnificent Cornish coastline as a backdrop. 这部电影以康沃尔壮丽的海岸线为背景。 My mother is Cornish. 我母亲是康沃尔郡人。康沃尔语的 using or relating to the ancient Celtic language spoken in Cornwall Tyack is a Cornish word meaning "farmer". “Tyack”在康沃尔语里是“农民”的意思。更多例句 Dolphins and porpoises can be seen from Cornish beaches. The documentary follows the lives of Cornish fishermen. Du Maurier knew every inch of the Cornish countryside she described in her novels. Floods devastated the Cornish seaside town. A Cornish teacher came to set each day and helped actors with pronunciation. Bugaboo might come from an old Celtic word (most likely bucca-boo, an old Cornish word for a devil or spectre). Cornish noun uk/ˈkɔː.nɪʃ/ us/ˈkɔːr.nɪʃ/ [ U ]康沃尔语 an ancient Celtic language spoken in Cornwall, especially in the past Cornish is closely related to Breton and Welsh. 康沃尔语与布列塔尼语和威尔士语有紧密的联系。 Her last words were in Cornish. 她的临终遗言是用康沃尔语说的。 the Cornish[ plural ] 康沃尔郡人 the people of Cornwall in southwest England Tourists usually receive a warm welcome from the Cornish. 游客们常会受到康沃尔郡人的热情欢迎。更多例句 The last native speaker to use Cornish as a first language died in 1891, but the language was revived in the 20th century. Estimates of the number of people who speak fluent Cornish range from a few hundred to several thousand. Second home owners were accused of driving up house prices and pushing out the Cornish. There are around 3,500 Cornish with a working knowledge of the language.
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