Definition of Turkmen in English:

Turkmen

nounPlural Turkmensˈtəːkmənˈtərkmən

1A member of a group of Turkic peoples inhabiting the region east of the Caspian Sea and south of the Aral Sea, now comprising Turkmenistan and parts of Iran and Afghanistan.
土库曼人（居住在里海以东，咸海以南地区，包括现在的土库曼斯坦和伊朗，阿富汗部分地区的操突厥语的民族成员）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Turkmens are perhaps closest to the modern Turks of today.
- Two ethnic Turkmens - whose language is an offshoot of Turkish - are checking out new satellite dishes on the steps of Salih's store.
- That plan is bitterly opposed by Turkmens.
- He cited the rights of the Kurds, Turkmens and women.
- To extract an additional 30-40 billion cubic metres of gas, the Turkmen gas industry will require $4-6 billion in investments.
- Both Turkmen and Kurds insist that they were the dominant population in the city in earlier decades.
2mass noun The Turkic language of the Turkmen, having about 3 million speakers.
土库曼语（约300万使用者）
Example sentencesExamples
- It is related to such languages as Turkish, Kazak, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, and Uzbek.

adjectiveˈtəːkmənˈtərkmən

Relating to the Turkmen, their language, or the region which they inhabit.
（与）土库曼人（有关）的；（与）土库曼语（有关）的；（与）土库曼地区（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- When a 670-lb meteorite landed in Turkmenistan in 1999, Turkmen scientists named it after Turkmenbashi.
- The demonstration coincided with a general strike by the city's approximately 300,000 Turkmen residents.
- I remember a bearded Turkmen woman solemnly giving me the key to the hotel's only ‘luxury suite’.
- The Turkmen delegation rose to complain that it, too, had no representative in the independent grouping.
- This challenges the economic models of everything from toy design to Turkmen film distribution.
- The Turkmen language used in Turkmenistan borrows many words from Russian.

Origin

From Persian turkmān, from Turkish tūrkmen; also influenced by Russian turkmen.

Definition of Turkmen in US English:

Turkmen

nounˈtərkmənˈtərkmən

1A member of a group of Turkic peoples inhabiting the region east of the Caspian Sea and south of the Aral Sea, now comprising Turkmenistan and parts of Iran and Afghanistan.
土库曼人（居住在里海以东，咸海以南地区，包括现在的土库曼斯坦和伊朗，阿富汗部分地区的操突厥语的民族成员）
Example sentencesExamples
- He cited the rights of the Kurds, Turkmens and women.
- Two ethnic Turkmens - whose language is an offshoot of Turkish - are checking out new satellite dishes on the steps of Salih's store.
- The Turkmens are perhaps closest to the modern Turks of today.
- That plan is bitterly opposed by Turkmens.
- Both Turkmen and Kurds insist that they were the dominant population in the city in earlier decades.
- To extract an additional 30-40 billion cubic metres of gas, the Turkmen gas industry will require $4-6 billion in investments.
2The Turkic language of the Turkmen.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is related to such languages as Turkish, Kazak, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, and Uzbek.

adjectiveˈtərkmənˈtərkmən

Relating to the Turkmens, their language, or the region they inhabit.
（与）土库曼人（有关）的；（与）土库曼语（有关）的；（与）土库曼地区（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- When a 670-lb meteorite landed in Turkmenistan in 1999, Turkmen scientists named it after Turkmenbashi.
- The demonstration coincided with a general strike by the city's approximately 300,000 Turkmen residents.
- This challenges the economic models of everything from toy design to Turkmen film distribution.
- The Turkmen language used in Turkmenistan borrows many words from Russian.
- The Turkmen delegation rose to complain that it, too, had no representative in the independent grouping.
- I remember a bearded Turkmen woman solemnly giving me the key to the hotel's only ‘luxury suite’.

Origin

From Persian turkmān, from Turkish tūrkmen; also influenced by Russian turkmen.

词汇	Turkmen
释义	Definition of Turkmen in English: Turkmen nounPlural Turkmensˈtəːkmənˈtərkmən 1A member of a group of Turkic peoples inhabiting the region east of the Caspian Sea and south of the Aral Sea, now comprising Turkmenistan and parts of Iran and Afghanistan. 土库曼人（居住在里海以东，咸海以南地区，包括现在的土库曼斯坦和伊朗，阿富汗部分地区的操突厥语的民族成员） Example sentencesExamples The Turkmens are perhaps closest to the modern Turks of today. Two ethnic Turkmens - whose language is an offshoot of Turkish - are checking out new satellite dishes on the steps of Salih's store. That plan is bitterly opposed by Turkmens. He cited the rights of the Kurds, Turkmens and women. To extract an additional 30-40 billion cubic metres of gas, the Turkmen gas industry will require $4-6 billion in investments. Both Turkmen and Kurds insist that they were the dominant population in the city in earlier decades. 2mass noun The Turkic language of the Turkmen, having about 3 million speakers. 土库曼语（约300万使用者） Example sentencesExamples It is related to such languages as Turkish, Kazak, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, and Uzbek. adjectiveˈtəːkmənˈtərkmən Relating to the Turkmen, their language, or the region which they inhabit. （与）土库曼人（有关）的；（与）土库曼语（有关）的；（与）土库曼地区（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples When a 670-lb meteorite landed in Turkmenistan in 1999, Turkmen scientists named it after Turkmenbashi. The demonstration coincided with a general strike by the city's approximately 300,000 Turkmen residents. I remember a bearded Turkmen woman solemnly giving me the key to the hotel's only ‘luxury suite’. The Turkmen delegation rose to complain that it, too, had no representative in the independent grouping. This challenges the economic models of everything from toy design to Turkmen film distribution. The Turkmen language used in Turkmenistan borrows many words from Russian. Origin From Persian turkmān, from Turkish tūrkmen; also influenced by Russian turkmen. Definition of Turkmen in US English: Turkmen nounˈtərkmənˈtərkmən 1A member of a group of Turkic peoples inhabiting the region east of the Caspian Sea and south of the Aral Sea, now comprising Turkmenistan and parts of Iran and Afghanistan. 土库曼人（居住在里海以东，咸海以南地区，包括现在的土库曼斯坦和伊朗，阿富汗部分地区的操突厥语的民族成员） Example sentencesExamples He cited the rights of the Kurds, Turkmens and women. Two ethnic Turkmens - whose language is an offshoot of Turkish - are checking out new satellite dishes on the steps of Salih's store. The Turkmens are perhaps closest to the modern Turks of today. That plan is bitterly opposed by Turkmens. Both Turkmen and Kurds insist that they were the dominant population in the city in earlier decades. To extract an additional 30-40 billion cubic metres of gas, the Turkmen gas industry will require $4-6 billion in investments. 2The Turkic language of the Turkmen. Example sentencesExamples It is related to such languages as Turkish, Kazak, Kyrgyz, Turkmen, and Uzbek. adjectiveˈtərkmənˈtərkmən Relating to the Turkmens, their language, or the region they inhabit. （与）土库曼人（有关）的；（与）土库曼语（有关）的；（与）土库曼地区（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples When a 670-lb meteorite landed in Turkmenistan in 1999, Turkmen scientists named it after Turkmenbashi. The demonstration coincided with a general strike by the city's approximately 300,000 Turkmen residents. This challenges the economic models of everything from toy design to Turkmen film distribution. The Turkmen language used in Turkmenistan borrows many words from Russian. The Turkmen delegation rose to complain that it, too, had no representative in the independent grouping. I remember a bearded Turkmen woman solemnly giving me the key to the hotel's only ‘luxury suite’. Origin From Persian turkmān, from Turkish tūrkmen; also influenced by Russian turkmen.
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