Definition of Prussian in English:

Prussian

adjective ˈprʌʃ(ə)nˈprəʃ(ə)n

Relating to the former kingdom of Prussia.
her eldest daughter was married to the Prussian Crown Prince
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a Prussian immigrant who arrived in New York as a young man of sixteen.
- He personified the Protestant work ethic and the Prussian sense of duty.
- Prussian troops forced the Austrians out of Schleswig-Holstein, but the Austrians defeated the Italian army at Custozza.
- In 1831 he moved to Rome as organist to the Prussian ambassador.
- There was something decidedly Prussian in her way of speaking.

noun ˈprʌʃ(ə)nˈprəʃ(ə)n

A native or inhabitant of Prussia.
a general advance pushed the Prussians from the field
Example sentencesExamples
- She remained a Prussian to the end.
- He was captured by the Prussians and deposed, spending the rest of his life in exile in England.
- When the Prussians withdrew in 1867, the fortifications were larger than the city of Luxembourg.
- In those days, good middle-class Prussians washed their hands of the Prussian soldiery.
- Nevertheless, Napoleon took the offensive and forced the Prussians to retreat at Ligny.

Rhymes

Belorussian, Russian

Definition of Prussian in US English:

Prussian

adjectiveˈprəʃ(ə)nˈprəSH(ə)n

Relating to the former kingdom of Prussia.
her eldest daughter was married to the Prussian Crown Prince
Example sentencesExamples
- Prussian troops forced the Austrians out of Schleswig-Holstein, but the Austrians defeated the Italian army at Custozza.
- There was something decidedly Prussian in her way of speaking.
- He personified the Protestant work ethic and the Prussian sense of duty.
- In 1831 he moved to Rome as organist to the Prussian ambassador.
- He was a Prussian immigrant who arrived in New York as a young man of sixteen.

nounˈprəʃ(ə)nˈprəSH(ə)n

A native or inhabitant of Prussia.
a general advance pushed the Prussians from the field
Example sentencesExamples
- He was captured by the Prussians and deposed, spending the rest of his life in exile in England.
- She remained a Prussian to the end.
- Nevertheless, Napoleon took the offensive and forced the Prussians to retreat at Ligny.
- In those days, good middle-class Prussians washed their hands of the Prussian soldiery.
- When the Prussians withdrew in 1867, the fortifications were larger than the city of Luxembourg.

词汇	Prussian
释义	Definition of Prussian in English: Prussian adjective ˈprʌʃ(ə)nˈprəʃ(ə)n Relating to the former kingdom of Prussia. her eldest daughter was married to the Prussian Crown Prince Example sentencesExamples He was a Prussian immigrant who arrived in New York as a young man of sixteen. He personified the Protestant work ethic and the Prussian sense of duty. Prussian troops forced the Austrians out of Schleswig-Holstein, but the Austrians defeated the Italian army at Custozza. In 1831 he moved to Rome as organist to the Prussian ambassador. There was something decidedly Prussian in her way of speaking. noun ˈprʌʃ(ə)nˈprəʃ(ə)n A native or inhabitant of Prussia. a general advance pushed the Prussians from the field Example sentencesExamples She remained a Prussian to the end. He was captured by the Prussians and deposed, spending the rest of his life in exile in England. When the Prussians withdrew in 1867, the fortifications were larger than the city of Luxembourg. In those days, good middle-class Prussians washed their hands of the Prussian soldiery. Nevertheless, Napoleon took the offensive and forced the Prussians to retreat at Ligny. Rhymes Belorussian, Russian Definition of Prussian in US English: Prussian adjectiveˈprəʃ(ə)nˈprəSH(ə)n Relating to the former kingdom of Prussia. her eldest daughter was married to the Prussian Crown Prince Example sentencesExamples Prussian troops forced the Austrians out of Schleswig-Holstein, but the Austrians defeated the Italian army at Custozza. There was something decidedly Prussian in her way of speaking. He personified the Protestant work ethic and the Prussian sense of duty. In 1831 he moved to Rome as organist to the Prussian ambassador. He was a Prussian immigrant who arrived in New York as a young man of sixteen. nounˈprəʃ(ə)nˈprəSH(ə)n A native or inhabitant of Prussia. a general advance pushed the Prussians from the field Example sentencesExamples He was captured by the Prussians and deposed, spending the rest of his life in exile in England. She remained a Prussian to the end. Nevertheless, Napoleon took the offensive and forced the Prussians to retreat at Ligny. In those days, good middle-class Prussians washed their hands of the Prussian soldiery. When the Prussians withdrew in 1867, the fortifications were larger than the city of Luxembourg.
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