Definition of motherland in English:

motherland

noun ˈmʌðəlandˈməðərˌlænd

One's native country.
祖国
Example sentencesExamples
- He said that July 1 was a joyful day for the entire Chinese race as it marked the reunification of Hong Kong with the motherland.
- Finally, at the end of the 1970s, Chechens were allowed to return to their motherland.
- Both of his offspring now reside in their motherland, Germany.
- They are shown as noble and selfless defenders of the motherland despite the reality which sees them plagued by corruption and incompetence.
- So why did I come to the motherland to publicly declare that I am willing to abandon liberalism.
- But when he goes home to his motherland, Armenia, it's quite a different story.
- He devoted his life, blood and sweat to the well-being of the motherland and the nation.
- We shall not shrink from making any sacrifice to guard and protect every inch of our beloved motherland.
- The feeling then was that I was returning to my motherland.
- Tensions were exacerbated by the discovery that the rivers of Australia were rather different from the rivers of the motherland.
- As I type this, I am back in the motherland, England, for a week.
- And when the children reached a certain age, we were all whisked off back to the motherland 8 months a year for boarding school.
- Traditionally, the attitude toward the motherland among Russian speakers abroad has been complex.
- In his letters, he reportedly said that he would like to come back to the motherland and serve the nation.
- But the distance hasn't lessened their love for their motherland.
- What is obvious also is that Gupta is a fan of his motherland's food.
- Wu has returned to the culture of his motherland, China.
- Well, martyrs always receive the highest honour especially if they lose their life defending their motherland.
- But Rudi was having too much fun, and it would be decades before he would consider a return to his motherland.
- When the country is invaded by enemies, the nation's leader will call on everyone to protect the motherland.

Definition of motherland in US English:

motherland

nounˈməðərˌlændˈməT͟Hərˌland

often the motherland

One's native country.
祖国
Example sentencesExamples
- As I type this, I am back in the motherland, England, for a week.
- Well, martyrs always receive the highest honour especially if they lose their life defending their motherland.
- They are shown as noble and selfless defenders of the motherland despite the reality which sees them plagued by corruption and incompetence.
- Wu has returned to the culture of his motherland, China.
- Tensions were exacerbated by the discovery that the rivers of Australia were rather different from the rivers of the motherland.
- But when he goes home to his motherland, Armenia, it's quite a different story.
- What is obvious also is that Gupta is a fan of his motherland's food.
- Finally, at the end of the 1970s, Chechens were allowed to return to their motherland.
- The feeling then was that I was returning to my motherland.
- Both of his offspring now reside in their motherland, Germany.
- In his letters, he reportedly said that he would like to come back to the motherland and serve the nation.
- We shall not shrink from making any sacrifice to guard and protect every inch of our beloved motherland.
- Traditionally, the attitude toward the motherland among Russian speakers abroad has been complex.
- When the country is invaded by enemies, the nation's leader will call on everyone to protect the motherland.
- But the distance hasn't lessened their love for their motherland.
- So why did I come to the motherland to publicly declare that I am willing to abandon liberalism.
- But Rudi was having too much fun, and it would be decades before he would consider a return to his motherland.
- And when the children reached a certain age, we were all whisked off back to the motherland 8 months a year for boarding school.
- He said that July 1 was a joyful day for the entire Chinese race as it marked the reunification of Hong Kong with the motherland.
- He devoted his life, blood and sweat to the well-being of the motherland and the nation.

词汇	motherland
释义	Definition of motherland in English: motherland noun ˈmʌðəlandˈməðərˌlænd One's native country. 祖国 Example sentencesExamples He said that July 1 was a joyful day for the entire Chinese race as it marked the reunification of Hong Kong with the motherland. Finally, at the end of the 1970s, Chechens were allowed to return to their motherland. Both of his offspring now reside in their motherland, Germany. They are shown as noble and selfless defenders of the motherland despite the reality which sees them plagued by corruption and incompetence. So why did I come to the motherland to publicly declare that I am willing to abandon liberalism. But when he goes home to his motherland, Armenia, it's quite a different story. He devoted his life, blood and sweat to the well-being of the motherland and the nation. We shall not shrink from making any sacrifice to guard and protect every inch of our beloved motherland. The feeling then was that I was returning to my motherland. Tensions were exacerbated by the discovery that the rivers of Australia were rather different from the rivers of the motherland. As I type this, I am back in the motherland, England, for a week. And when the children reached a certain age, we were all whisked off back to the motherland 8 months a year for boarding school. Traditionally, the attitude toward the motherland among Russian speakers abroad has been complex. In his letters, he reportedly said that he would like to come back to the motherland and serve the nation. But the distance hasn't lessened their love for their motherland. What is obvious also is that Gupta is a fan of his motherland's food. Wu has returned to the culture of his motherland, China. Well, martyrs always receive the highest honour especially if they lose their life defending their motherland. But Rudi was having too much fun, and it would be decades before he would consider a return to his motherland. When the country is invaded by enemies, the nation's leader will call on everyone to protect the motherland. Definition of motherland in US English: motherland nounˈməðərˌlændˈməT͟Hərˌland often the motherland One's native country. 祖国 Example sentencesExamples As I type this, I am back in the motherland, England, for a week. Well, martyrs always receive the highest honour especially if they lose their life defending their motherland. They are shown as noble and selfless defenders of the motherland despite the reality which sees them plagued by corruption and incompetence. Wu has returned to the culture of his motherland, China. Tensions were exacerbated by the discovery that the rivers of Australia were rather different from the rivers of the motherland. But when he goes home to his motherland, Armenia, it's quite a different story. What is obvious also is that Gupta is a fan of his motherland's food. Finally, at the end of the 1970s, Chechens were allowed to return to their motherland. The feeling then was that I was returning to my motherland. Both of his offspring now reside in their motherland, Germany. In his letters, he reportedly said that he would like to come back to the motherland and serve the nation. We shall not shrink from making any sacrifice to guard and protect every inch of our beloved motherland. Traditionally, the attitude toward the motherland among Russian speakers abroad has been complex. When the country is invaded by enemies, the nation's leader will call on everyone to protect the motherland. But the distance hasn't lessened their love for their motherland. So why did I come to the motherland to publicly declare that I am willing to abandon liberalism. But Rudi was having too much fun, and it would be decades before he would consider a return to his motherland. And when the children reached a certain age, we were all whisked off back to the motherland 8 months a year for boarding school. He said that July 1 was a joyful day for the entire Chinese race as it marked the reunification of Hong Kong with the motherland. He devoted his life, blood and sweat to the well-being of the motherland and the nation.
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