Definition of Wallachian in English:

Wallachian

adjectivewəˈleɪkɪənwɑˈleɪkiən

Relating to or characteristic of the former European principality of Wallachia or its inhabitants.
the first dynasty of Wallachian kings
Example sentencesExamples
- Integrated life during the long era of Ottoman domination has helped to shape Wallachian cookery in the Balkan mould.
- The dreaded 15th-century Wallachian ruler had a nasty predilection for punishing disobedient subjects by impaling them on huge spikes, then setting them in the ground.
- In Wallachian lore, a person who died unexpectedly was highly suspect of becoming a vampire.
- He was a Wallachian prince who also became known as Vlad Tepes or Vlad the Impaler.
- We were already entering a different zone, leaving the arid continental climate of Bucharest and the Wallachian plain.

nounwəˈleɪkɪənwɑˈleɪkiən

A native or inhabitant of the former European principality of Wallachia.
the Wallachians were in open revolt
Example sentencesExamples
- In trade and crafts, the Jews found themselves in competition with many other communities in the Balkans, including Greeks, Armenians, Bulgarians, Serbs, Wallachians and Turks.
- He was a Wallachian with a small hat.
- In the thirteenth century the Wallachians also created a first principality in what is now southern Rumania and strengthened Bulgaria by their cooperation.
- Some twenty years later the Wallachians were in open revolt and became independent of the Byzantine Empire.
- All citizens of Macedonia from all ethnic backgrounds - Macedonians, Turks, Roma, Wallachians and Serbians - would within a few days stand behind a new civil constitution which would guarantee equal rights to all citizens of the republic.

Definition of Wallachian in US English:

Wallachian

adjectivewäˈlākēənwɑˈleɪkiən

Relating to or characteristic of the former European principality of Wallachia or its inhabitants.
the first dynasty of Wallachian kings
Example sentencesExamples
- In Wallachian lore, a person who died unexpectedly was highly suspect of becoming a vampire.
- We were already entering a different zone, leaving the arid continental climate of Bucharest and the Wallachian plain.
- Integrated life during the long era of Ottoman domination has helped to shape Wallachian cookery in the Balkan mould.
- The dreaded 15th-century Wallachian ruler had a nasty predilection for punishing disobedient subjects by impaling them on huge spikes, then setting them in the ground.
- He was a Wallachian prince who also became known as Vlad Tepes or Vlad the Impaler.

nounwäˈlākēənwɑˈleɪkiən

A native or inhabitant of the former European principality of Wallachia.
the Wallachians were in open revolt
Example sentencesExamples
- In trade and crafts, the Jews found themselves in competition with many other communities in the Balkans, including Greeks, Armenians, Bulgarians, Serbs, Wallachians and Turks.
- In the thirteenth century the Wallachians also created a first principality in what is now southern Rumania and strengthened Bulgaria by their cooperation.
- Some twenty years later the Wallachians were in open revolt and became independent of the Byzantine Empire.
- All citizens of Macedonia from all ethnic backgrounds - Macedonians, Turks, Roma, Wallachians and Serbians - would within a few days stand behind a new civil constitution which would guarantee equal rights to all citizens of the republic.
- He was a Wallachian with a small hat.

词汇	Wallachian
释义	Definition of Wallachian in English: Wallachian adjectivewəˈleɪkɪənwɑˈleɪkiən Relating to or characteristic of the former European principality of Wallachia or its inhabitants. the first dynasty of Wallachian kings Example sentencesExamples Integrated life during the long era of Ottoman domination has helped to shape Wallachian cookery in the Balkan mould. The dreaded 15th-century Wallachian ruler had a nasty predilection for punishing disobedient subjects by impaling them on huge spikes, then setting them in the ground. In Wallachian lore, a person who died unexpectedly was highly suspect of becoming a vampire. He was a Wallachian prince who also became known as Vlad Tepes or Vlad the Impaler. We were already entering a different zone, leaving the arid continental climate of Bucharest and the Wallachian plain. nounwəˈleɪkɪənwɑˈleɪkiən A native or inhabitant of the former European principality of Wallachia. the Wallachians were in open revolt Example sentencesExamples In trade and crafts, the Jews found themselves in competition with many other communities in the Balkans, including Greeks, Armenians, Bulgarians, Serbs, Wallachians and Turks. He was a Wallachian with a small hat. In the thirteenth century the Wallachians also created a first principality in what is now southern Rumania and strengthened Bulgaria by their cooperation. Some twenty years later the Wallachians were in open revolt and became independent of the Byzantine Empire. All citizens of Macedonia from all ethnic backgrounds - Macedonians, Turks, Roma, Wallachians and Serbians - would within a few days stand behind a new civil constitution which would guarantee equal rights to all citizens of the republic. Definition of Wallachian in US English: Wallachian adjectivewäˈlākēənwɑˈleɪkiən Relating to or characteristic of the former European principality of Wallachia or its inhabitants. the first dynasty of Wallachian kings Example sentencesExamples In Wallachian lore, a person who died unexpectedly was highly suspect of becoming a vampire. We were already entering a different zone, leaving the arid continental climate of Bucharest and the Wallachian plain. Integrated life during the long era of Ottoman domination has helped to shape Wallachian cookery in the Balkan mould. The dreaded 15th-century Wallachian ruler had a nasty predilection for punishing disobedient subjects by impaling them on huge spikes, then setting them in the ground. He was a Wallachian prince who also became known as Vlad Tepes or Vlad the Impaler. nounwäˈlākēənwɑˈleɪkiən A native or inhabitant of the former European principality of Wallachia. the Wallachians were in open revolt Example sentencesExamples In trade and crafts, the Jews found themselves in competition with many other communities in the Balkans, including Greeks, Armenians, Bulgarians, Serbs, Wallachians and Turks. In the thirteenth century the Wallachians also created a first principality in what is now southern Rumania and strengthened Bulgaria by their cooperation. Some twenty years later the Wallachians were in open revolt and became independent of the Byzantine Empire. All citizens of Macedonia from all ethnic backgrounds - Macedonians, Turks, Roma, Wallachians and Serbians - would within a few days stand behind a new civil constitution which would guarantee equal rights to all citizens of the republic. He was a Wallachian with a small hat.
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