Definition of Westphalian in English:

Westphalian

adjective wɛstˈfeɪlɪənˌwɛs(t)ˈfeɪliən

Relating to or characteristic of the former German province of Westphalia or its inhabitants.
a sleepy Westphalian village
Example sentencesExamples
- He rode the Westphalian gelding to victory in the six-year-old category.
- International borders becoming more legally defined was largely the result of the establishment of the Westphalian sovereignty system.
- I relished the roasted Brussels sprouts topped with Westphalian ham and the cauliflower enhanced with caramelized onions, capers, and chicken skin crackling.

noun wɛstˈfeɪlɪənˌwɛs(t)ˈfeɪliən

A native or inhabitant of the former German province of Westphalia.
the prince was himself a Westphalian
Example sentencesExamples
- Charles Hallé, a Westphalian who moved to Paris and came to England in 1848, founded an orchestra for the Manchester Exhibition of 1857.
- The following year a Westphalian made the first serious proposal for the strategic use of railways.
- If the Westphalians are able to replicate that performance and add a bit more efficiency up front, they should return with three points in the bag.

Rhymes

alien, Australian, bacchanalian, Castalian, Deucalion, episcopalian, Hegelian, madrigalian, mammalian, Pygmalion, Salian, saturnalian, sesquipedalian, tatterdemalion, Thessalian

Definition of Westphalian in US English:

Westphalian

adjectiveˌwɛs(t)ˈfeɪliənˌwes(t)ˈfālēən

Relating to or characteristic of the former German province of Westphalia or its inhabitants.
a sleepy Westphalian village
Example sentencesExamples
- I relished the roasted Brussels sprouts topped with Westphalian ham and the cauliflower enhanced with caramelized onions, capers, and chicken skin crackling.
- He rode the Westphalian gelding to victory in the six-year-old category.
- International borders becoming more legally defined was largely the result of the establishment of the Westphalian sovereignty system.

nounˌwɛs(t)ˈfeɪliənˌwes(t)ˈfālēən

A native or inhabitant of the former German province of Westphalia.
the prince was himself a Westphalian
Example sentencesExamples
- Charles Hallé, a Westphalian who moved to Paris and came to England in 1848, founded an orchestra for the Manchester Exhibition of 1857.
- The following year a Westphalian made the first serious proposal for the strategic use of railways.
- If the Westphalians are able to replicate that performance and add a bit more efficiency up front, they should return with three points in the bag.

词汇	Westphalian
释义	Definition of Westphalian in English: Westphalian adjective wɛstˈfeɪlɪənˌwɛs(t)ˈfeɪliən Relating to or characteristic of the former German province of Westphalia or its inhabitants. a sleepy Westphalian village Example sentencesExamples He rode the Westphalian gelding to victory in the six-year-old category. International borders becoming more legally defined was largely the result of the establishment of the Westphalian sovereignty system. I relished the roasted Brussels sprouts topped with Westphalian ham and the cauliflower enhanced with caramelized onions, capers, and chicken skin crackling. noun wɛstˈfeɪlɪənˌwɛs(t)ˈfeɪliən A native or inhabitant of the former German province of Westphalia. the prince was himself a Westphalian Example sentencesExamples Charles Hallé, a Westphalian who moved to Paris and came to England in 1848, founded an orchestra for the Manchester Exhibition of 1857. The following year a Westphalian made the first serious proposal for the strategic use of railways. If the Westphalians are able to replicate that performance and add a bit more efficiency up front, they should return with three points in the bag. Rhymes alien, Australian, bacchanalian, Castalian, Deucalion, episcopalian, Hegelian, madrigalian, mammalian, Pygmalion, Salian, saturnalian, sesquipedalian, tatterdemalion, Thessalian Definition of Westphalian in US English: Westphalian adjectiveˌwɛs(t)ˈfeɪliənˌwes(t)ˈfālēən Relating to or characteristic of the former German province of Westphalia or its inhabitants. a sleepy Westphalian village Example sentencesExamples I relished the roasted Brussels sprouts topped with Westphalian ham and the cauliflower enhanced with caramelized onions, capers, and chicken skin crackling. He rode the Westphalian gelding to victory in the six-year-old category. International borders becoming more legally defined was largely the result of the establishment of the Westphalian sovereignty system. nounˌwɛs(t)ˈfeɪliənˌwes(t)ˈfālēən A native or inhabitant of the former German province of Westphalia. the prince was himself a Westphalian Example sentencesExamples Charles Hallé, a Westphalian who moved to Paris and came to England in 1848, founded an orchestra for the Manchester Exhibition of 1857. The following year a Westphalian made the first serious proposal for the strategic use of railways. If the Westphalians are able to replicate that performance and add a bit more efficiency up front, they should return with three points in the bag.
随便看	in total in (total) disarray into the act into the air into the bargain into the bargain into the building into the groove into the house into the interior into the interior of into the open into the open air into the room into the room/house/building into the sky into the tank in toto in touch in touch in touch with into view in tow in tow in-town