Definition of settler in English:

settler

noun ˈsɛtlə

A person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area.
the early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution
Example sentencesExamples
- In the Baltic provinces old settlers could remain but no Jews could enter as new settlers.
- The majority of the new settlers lived in rural areas and earned their living through farming.
- The site contains the remains of ancient settlers who came to the area from Asia.
- They came into conflict with the Dutch settlers who had settled much of the area.
- Later settlers known as Cajuns made their way from Nova Scotia after being evicted by the British.
- When settlers did secure control of large areas of land, many depended on their African tenants.
- The early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution.
- Another thing that I observed is that so many of the settlers have American accents.
- They attacked free settlers and used terror to intimidate those opposed to slavery.
- Thirty years later the first free settlers arrived and learned their own hard lessons.
- This precipitous narrow track must have been a sobering welcome for the new settlers.
- Colonial settlers generally come to a country with which they have no previous connection.
- In New Zealand, European blackberries introduced by white settlers are common.
- With only one exception settlers never had to come together and form a government.
- Tensions in the area continued to increase, and a settler was murdered two months ago.
- Other settlers, such as the English and French, have also made an indelible impression.
- Another man died later from wounds and five other settlers were injured, at least one of them seriously.
- In colonial Rhodesia a handful of white settlers controlled the best land.
- Empire was, on the whole, economically a very good thing for white settlers.
- The 1641 rebellion briefly veered into an onslaught against the settlers in Ulster.
Synonyms
colonist, colonizer, frontiersman, frontierswoman, pioneer

Rhymes

fettler, settlor

Definition of settler in US English:

settler

noun

A person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area.
the early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution
Example sentencesExamples
- When settlers did secure control of large areas of land, many depended on their African tenants.
- Other settlers, such as the English and French, have also made an indelible impression.
- Empire was, on the whole, economically a very good thing for white settlers.
- The 1641 rebellion briefly veered into an onslaught against the settlers in Ulster.
- Another man died later from wounds and five other settlers were injured, at least one of them seriously.
- Tensions in the area continued to increase, and a settler was murdered two months ago.
- Colonial settlers generally come to a country with which they have no previous connection.
- The site contains the remains of ancient settlers who came to the area from Asia.
- The majority of the new settlers lived in rural areas and earned their living through farming.
- In the Baltic provinces old settlers could remain but no Jews could enter as new settlers.
- They came into conflict with the Dutch settlers who had settled much of the area.
- In New Zealand, European blackberries introduced by white settlers are common.
- With only one exception settlers never had to come together and form a government.
- This precipitous narrow track must have been a sobering welcome for the new settlers.
- The early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution.
- Later settlers known as Cajuns made their way from Nova Scotia after being evicted by the British.
- In colonial Rhodesia a handful of white settlers controlled the best land.
- Thirty years later the first free settlers arrived and learned their own hard lessons.
- They attacked free settlers and used terror to intimidate those opposed to slavery.
- Another thing that I observed is that so many of the settlers have American accents.
Synonyms
colonist, colonizer, frontiersman, frontierswoman, pioneer

词汇	settler
释义	Definition of settler in English: settler noun ˈsɛtlə A person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area. the early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution Example sentencesExamples In the Baltic provinces old settlers could remain but no Jews could enter as new settlers. The majority of the new settlers lived in rural areas and earned their living through farming. The site contains the remains of ancient settlers who came to the area from Asia. They came into conflict with the Dutch settlers who had settled much of the area. Later settlers known as Cajuns made their way from Nova Scotia after being evicted by the British. When settlers did secure control of large areas of land, many depended on their African tenants. The early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution. Another thing that I observed is that so many of the settlers have American accents. They attacked free settlers and used terror to intimidate those opposed to slavery. Thirty years later the first free settlers arrived and learned their own hard lessons. This precipitous narrow track must have been a sobering welcome for the new settlers. Colonial settlers generally come to a country with which they have no previous connection. In New Zealand, European blackberries introduced by white settlers are common. With only one exception settlers never had to come together and form a government. Tensions in the area continued to increase, and a settler was murdered two months ago. Other settlers, such as the English and French, have also made an indelible impression. Another man died later from wounds and five other settlers were injured, at least one of them seriously. In colonial Rhodesia a handful of white settlers controlled the best land. Empire was, on the whole, economically a very good thing for white settlers. The 1641 rebellion briefly veered into an onslaught against the settlers in Ulster. Synonyms colonist, colonizer, frontiersman, frontierswoman, pioneer Rhymes fettler, settlor Definition of settler in US English: settler noun A person who moves with a group of others to live in a new country or area. the early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution Example sentencesExamples When settlers did secure control of large areas of land, many depended on their African tenants. Other settlers, such as the English and French, have also made an indelible impression. Empire was, on the whole, economically a very good thing for white settlers. The 1641 rebellion briefly veered into an onslaught against the settlers in Ulster. Another man died later from wounds and five other settlers were injured, at least one of them seriously. Tensions in the area continued to increase, and a settler was murdered two months ago. Colonial settlers generally come to a country with which they have no previous connection. The site contains the remains of ancient settlers who came to the area from Asia. The majority of the new settlers lived in rural areas and earned their living through farming. In the Baltic provinces old settlers could remain but no Jews could enter as new settlers. They came into conflict with the Dutch settlers who had settled much of the area. In New Zealand, European blackberries introduced by white settlers are common. With only one exception settlers never had to come together and form a government. This precipitous narrow track must have been a sobering welcome for the new settlers. The early European settlers in America were often fleeing from religious persecution. Later settlers known as Cajuns made their way from Nova Scotia after being evicted by the British. In colonial Rhodesia a handful of white settlers controlled the best land. Thirty years later the first free settlers arrived and learned their own hard lessons. They attacked free settlers and used terror to intimidate those opposed to slavery. Another thing that I observed is that so many of the settlers have American accents. Synonyms colonist, colonizer, frontiersman, frontierswoman, pioneer
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