Definition of pan-Africanism in English:

pan-Africanism

noun

mass noun

The principle or advocacy of the political union of all the indigenous inhabitants of Africa.
泛非主义；泛非运动
Example sentencesExamples
- I like work that deals with pan-Africanism and revolution.
- One also should consider the streetside pan-Africanism of politically charged music, reflecting a widespread sense of a shared destiny, especially among the continent's youth.
- When I was growing up, we had big Utopias: pan-Africanism, African liberation.
- The idea of pan-Africanism became the basis for the foundation of the Organization of African Unity.
- Consideration of these issues leads you on to the perspective of pan-Africanism.

Derivatives

pan-Africanist

noun

The first of the founding fathers of Africa, who took the reins of Ghana in 1957, was an avowed pan-Africanist.
Example sentencesExamples
- But his pan-Africanist vision is not exclusive.
- Unlike the OAU, which respected the sovereign powers of its member countries, the AU has been planned as a pan-Africanist organization.
- He was regarded as an icon by pan-Africanists.
- The great pan-Africanist, who was highly decorated in Ghana, founded the International African Service Bureau.

Definition of pan-Africanism in US English:

pan-Africanism

nounpanˈafrəkəˌnizəmpænˈæfrəkəˌnɪzəm

The principle or advocacy of the political union of all the indigenous inhabitants of Africa.
泛非主义；泛非运动
Example sentencesExamples
- Consideration of these issues leads you on to the perspective of pan-Africanism.
- I like work that deals with pan-Africanism and revolution.
- The idea of pan-Africanism became the basis for the foundation of the Organization of African Unity.
- One also should consider the streetside pan-Africanism of politically charged music, reflecting a widespread sense of a shared destiny, especially among the continent's youth.
- When I was growing up, we had big Utopias: pan-Africanism, African liberation.

词汇	pan-Africanism
释义	Definition of pan-Africanism in English: pan-Africanism noun mass noun The principle or advocacy of the political union of all the indigenous inhabitants of Africa. 泛非主义；泛非运动 Example sentencesExamples I like work that deals with pan-Africanism and revolution. One also should consider the streetside pan-Africanism of politically charged music, reflecting a widespread sense of a shared destiny, especially among the continent's youth. When I was growing up, we had big Utopias: pan-Africanism, African liberation. The idea of pan-Africanism became the basis for the foundation of the Organization of African Unity. Consideration of these issues leads you on to the perspective of pan-Africanism. Derivatives pan-Africanist noun The first of the founding fathers of Africa, who took the reins of Ghana in 1957, was an avowed pan-Africanist. Example sentencesExamples But his pan-Africanist vision is not exclusive. Unlike the OAU, which respected the sovereign powers of its member countries, the AU has been planned as a pan-Africanist organization. He was regarded as an icon by pan-Africanists. The great pan-Africanist, who was highly decorated in Ghana, founded the International African Service Bureau. Definition of pan-Africanism in US English: pan-Africanism nounpanˈafrəkəˌnizəmpænˈæfrəkəˌnɪzəm The principle or advocacy of the political union of all the indigenous inhabitants of Africa. 泛非主义；泛非运动 Example sentencesExamples Consideration of these issues leads you on to the perspective of pan-Africanism. I like work that deals with pan-Africanism and revolution. The idea of pan-Africanism became the basis for the foundation of the Organization of African Unity. One also should consider the streetside pan-Africanism of politically charged music, reflecting a widespread sense of a shared destiny, especially among the continent's youth. When I was growing up, we had big Utopias: pan-Africanism, African liberation.
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