Definition of Europhile in English:

Europhile

nounˈjʊərə(ʊ)fʌɪl

A person who admires Europe or is in favour of participation in the European Union.
亲欧盟者
Example sentencesExamples
- Even the most ardent Europhile will admit that the above slogan could take some time to catch on.
- He could then give up the singing career, and reinvent himself as a stentorian Europhile liberal commentator.
- He doesn't want a picture of him nibbling on a baguette to overtake the effete image of the Europhile windsurfing.
- I defy even the most ardent Europhile to defend this.
- The only sense in which Europe has fallen behind is its failure to live up to unrealistic Europhile expectations.
- From a committed Europhile, that's honest advice.
- Frankly, a Europhile would have to be demented to take comfort in this graph.
- A Rostrevor woman herself, Monica, daughter of Gertie and the late Matt Murphy, is also a Europhile.
- He is a keen Europhile, but his anger at how Poland is being treated was clear.
- The well-known Europhile pledged he would not seek to change the party's sceptical position on the EU.
- This most Europhile of Prime Ministers insists he has secured major concessions in the British interest.
- The academic scene you hang about in is all too Europhile for my taste.
- His Europhile followers console themselves with the belief Gordon hasn't gone cold on the concept of a single currency.
- This is something of a turnaround for one of the most Europhile countries in the EU.
- He also voted against the pro-EU Maastricht treaty, only to transform himself later into a rabid Europhile.
- No Europhile - or for that matter non-Europhile urban articulate sophisticate - could have said it better.
- If Eva is a cynical and superior Europhile, husband Franklin is smug and Republican, with a Rockwellian view of family life.
- Over the years, the party has seen itself (and has also been seen) as the most Europhile of all the political parties.
- Can Europhile claims of peace, harmony, prosperity and the benevolent nature of the EU be proved?
- Current political debates notwithstanding, J S Bach, it seems, can be claimed as a Europhile ahead of his time.

Definition of Europhile in US English:

Europhile

noun

A person who admires Europe or favors participation in the European Union.
亲欧盟者
Example sentencesExamples
- I defy even the most ardent Europhile to defend this.
- He doesn't want a picture of him nibbling on a baguette to overtake the effete image of the Europhile windsurfing.
- This most Europhile of Prime Ministers insists he has secured major concessions in the British interest.
- From a committed Europhile, that's honest advice.
- A Rostrevor woman herself, Monica, daughter of Gertie and the late Matt Murphy, is also a Europhile.
- He also voted against the pro-EU Maastricht treaty, only to transform himself later into a rabid Europhile.
- Can Europhile claims of peace, harmony, prosperity and the benevolent nature of the EU be proved?
- He is a keen Europhile, but his anger at how Poland is being treated was clear.
- Over the years, the party has seen itself (and has also been seen) as the most Europhile of all the political parties.
- His Europhile followers console themselves with the belief Gordon hasn't gone cold on the concept of a single currency.
- Even the most ardent Europhile will admit that the above slogan could take some time to catch on.
- The academic scene you hang about in is all too Europhile for my taste.
- The only sense in which Europe has fallen behind is its failure to live up to unrealistic Europhile expectations.
- The well-known Europhile pledged he would not seek to change the party's sceptical position on the EU.
- This is something of a turnaround for one of the most Europhile countries in the EU.
- He could then give up the singing career, and reinvent himself as a stentorian Europhile liberal commentator.
- Frankly, a Europhile would have to be demented to take comfort in this graph.
- Current political debates notwithstanding, J S Bach, it seems, can be claimed as a Europhile ahead of his time.
- No Europhile - or for that matter non-Europhile urban articulate sophisticate - could have said it better.
- If Eva is a cynical and superior Europhile, husband Franklin is smug and Republican, with a Rockwellian view of family life.

词汇	Europhile
释义	Definition of Europhile in English: Europhile nounˈjʊərə(ʊ)fʌɪl A person who admires Europe or is in favour of participation in the European Union. 亲欧盟者 Example sentencesExamples Even the most ardent Europhile will admit that the above slogan could take some time to catch on. He could then give up the singing career, and reinvent himself as a stentorian Europhile liberal commentator. He doesn't want a picture of him nibbling on a baguette to overtake the effete image of the Europhile windsurfing. I defy even the most ardent Europhile to defend this. The only sense in which Europe has fallen behind is its failure to live up to unrealistic Europhile expectations. From a committed Europhile, that's honest advice. Frankly, a Europhile would have to be demented to take comfort in this graph. A Rostrevor woman herself, Monica, daughter of Gertie and the late Matt Murphy, is also a Europhile. He is a keen Europhile, but his anger at how Poland is being treated was clear. The well-known Europhile pledged he would not seek to change the party's sceptical position on the EU. This most Europhile of Prime Ministers insists he has secured major concessions in the British interest. The academic scene you hang about in is all too Europhile for my taste. His Europhile followers console themselves with the belief Gordon hasn't gone cold on the concept of a single currency. This is something of a turnaround for one of the most Europhile countries in the EU. He also voted against the pro-EU Maastricht treaty, only to transform himself later into a rabid Europhile. No Europhile - or for that matter non-Europhile urban articulate sophisticate - could have said it better. If Eva is a cynical and superior Europhile, husband Franklin is smug and Republican, with a Rockwellian view of family life. Over the years, the party has seen itself (and has also been seen) as the most Europhile of all the political parties. Can Europhile claims of peace, harmony, prosperity and the benevolent nature of the EU be proved? Current political debates notwithstanding, J S Bach, it seems, can be claimed as a Europhile ahead of his time. Definition of Europhile in US English: Europhile noun A person who admires Europe or favors participation in the European Union. 亲欧盟者 Example sentencesExamples I defy even the most ardent Europhile to defend this. He doesn't want a picture of him nibbling on a baguette to overtake the effete image of the Europhile windsurfing. This most Europhile of Prime Ministers insists he has secured major concessions in the British interest. From a committed Europhile, that's honest advice. A Rostrevor woman herself, Monica, daughter of Gertie and the late Matt Murphy, is also a Europhile. He also voted against the pro-EU Maastricht treaty, only to transform himself later into a rabid Europhile. Can Europhile claims of peace, harmony, prosperity and the benevolent nature of the EU be proved? He is a keen Europhile, but his anger at how Poland is being treated was clear. Over the years, the party has seen itself (and has also been seen) as the most Europhile of all the political parties. His Europhile followers console themselves with the belief Gordon hasn't gone cold on the concept of a single currency. Even the most ardent Europhile will admit that the above slogan could take some time to catch on. The academic scene you hang about in is all too Europhile for my taste. The only sense in which Europe has fallen behind is its failure to live up to unrealistic Europhile expectations. The well-known Europhile pledged he would not seek to change the party's sceptical position on the EU. This is something of a turnaround for one of the most Europhile countries in the EU. He could then give up the singing career, and reinvent himself as a stentorian Europhile liberal commentator. Frankly, a Europhile would have to be demented to take comfort in this graph. Current political debates notwithstanding, J S Bach, it seems, can be claimed as a Europhile ahead of his time. No Europhile - or for that matter non-Europhile urban articulate sophisticate - could have said it better. If Eva is a cynical and superior Europhile, husband Franklin is smug and Republican, with a Rockwellian view of family life.
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