Definition of Anglo-French in English:

Anglo-French

adjective aŋɡləʊˈfrɛn(t)ʃæŋɡloʊˈfrɛn(t)ʃ

1Relating to both England (or Britain) and France.
the possible signing of an Anglo-French treaty
Anglo-French relations
Example sentencesExamples
- There had seemed to be a crack in the Anglo-French alliance following a declaration by the Toulon owner last week.
- When hostilities petered out following the conclusion of the Anglo-French peace of 1546, Anglo-Scottish relations remained as bad as ever.
- A more rapid Anglo-French response might have won the day.
- The Admiral also took the opportunity to set the seal on a century of Anglo-French cooperation at sea.
- Through patience and sound judgement he achieved some improvement in Anglo-French relations.
- Defeated in the general election of 1852, Young largely faded into obscurity, although in 1860 he characteristically opposed the Anglo-French commercial treaty as an imprudent and humiliating sacrifice of British power.
- With the advent of renewed Anglo-French conflict, he campaigned hard for more efficient convoys and better fortifications to protect the island and its trade, with some success.
- The war was quite different from earlier Anglo-French conflicts.
- Although he was far from pro-French, the weakness of the French monarchy during most of his lifetime made him willing to accept an Anglo-French alliance.
- Marsh opens by investigating the politics behind the Anglo-French accord.
- She sided with the French in the Anglo-French war from 1304 until her death.
- In 2002, an Anglo-French agreement led to the bulldozing of the notorious Red Cross Centre at Sangatte.
- Eden was forced to bow to American pressure, and a ceasefire was called when Anglo-French forces had captured only 23 miles of the Canal.
- For years I could not see any realistic plan for Anglo-French cooperation.
- It would seem reasonable for an Anglo-French alliance to agree that no fleets will be built in Brest and Liverpool without the other's prior agreement.
- His raids on Northumberland in May and July 1217 served only to accelerate the Anglo-French peace negotiations culminating in the treaty of Kingston (12 September 1217).
- Most of the Liberal cabinet in 1914 were unaware of the extent of the Anglo-French conversations relating to a possible war with Germany.
- As he notes, "the most remarkable thing about the Anglo-French treaty of 1860 was the chain reaction it produced."
- Although Britain never again signed a major tariff-reduction agreement with another major power during this period, the Anglo-French treaty ushered in a new era in European trade relations.
1. 1.1 Of mixed English (or British) and French parentage or origin.
  wealthy Anglo-French families in the wine trade
  the Anglo-French firm is now the UK's biggest producer of electricity
  Example sentencesExamples
  In 1994, he joined Lazards, a blue-blooded Anglo-French bank.
  Grosvenor became the head of an Anglo-French company formed to promote a channel tunnel, and he continued throughout his life to advocate linking up the English and continental railway systems by a submarine tunnel.
  In 1909 they sold it to the Simons, Anglo-French brothers with major wine businesses in both Paris and London, and it was they who exploited the imperial connection.
  Among writers who have examined the emotional power of food is Joanne Harris, the Anglo-French novelist whose books include Chocolat.
  The "autobiography" of an Anglo-French girl growing up between the wars received encouraging reviews.
  Pallis went on to become the leading spokesman for a libertarian socialist semi-anarchist Anglo-French group.
  The Anglo-French art duo are making a shot-for-shot remake using members of the public.
  In the same year he met Hilaire Belloc, the Anglo-French writer, who became a friend and literary ally.
  The Anglo-French Concorde made its first flight two months later and went into passenger service in 1976.
  Eurostar has even switched from Anglo-French crews to all-British staff to avoid disruption in case French SNCF workers decide to down tools on Tuesday and Wednesday.
  He was usually named first among the Anglo-French barons, and his friendship with David I was surely close.
  In all cases Mauritius is making the most of its status as a regional, even global bridge, its dual Anglo-French heritage and its strategic location between Africa and South Asia in the Indian Ocean.
  From this dual Anglo-French heritage come the constitutional tensions of modern Canada.
  The 30-year-old French actress and model takes exception to a major new Anglo-French drama series in which she appears being dubbed for French television.
  An Anglo-French couple in Malmesbury are cementing their 'Entente Cordiale' by leading the men's and women's boules teams in Sherston this weekend.
  The Anglo-French painter and graphic artist was born in Paris as the eldest son of the celebrated Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro (1830-1903).

Definition of Anglo-French in US English:

Anglo-French

adjectiveaNGɡlōˈfren(t)SHæŋɡloʊˈfrɛn(t)ʃ

1Relating to both England (or Britain) and France.
the possible signing of an Anglo-French treaty
Anglo-French relations
Example sentencesExamples
- She sided with the French in the Anglo-French war from 1304 until her death.
- Although he was far from pro-French, the weakness of the French monarchy during most of his lifetime made him willing to accept an Anglo-French alliance.
- Through patience and sound judgement he achieved some improvement in Anglo-French relations.
- Marsh opens by investigating the politics behind the Anglo-French accord.
- With the advent of renewed Anglo-French conflict, he campaigned hard for more efficient convoys and better fortifications to protect the island and its trade, with some success.
- When hostilities petered out following the conclusion of the Anglo-French peace of 1546, Anglo-Scottish relations remained as bad as ever.
- The war was quite different from earlier Anglo-French conflicts.
- His raids on Northumberland in May and July 1217 served only to accelerate the Anglo-French peace negotiations culminating in the treaty of Kingston (12 September 1217).
- A more rapid Anglo-French response might have won the day.
- In 2002, an Anglo-French agreement led to the bulldozing of the notorious Red Cross Centre at Sangatte.
- Most of the Liberal cabinet in 1914 were unaware of the extent of the Anglo-French conversations relating to a possible war with Germany.
- It would seem reasonable for an Anglo-French alliance to agree that no fleets will be built in Brest and Liverpool without the other's prior agreement.
- Eden was forced to bow to American pressure, and a ceasefire was called when Anglo-French forces had captured only 23 miles of the Canal.
- For years I could not see any realistic plan for Anglo-French cooperation.
- The Admiral also took the opportunity to set the seal on a century of Anglo-French cooperation at sea.
- Although Britain never again signed a major tariff-reduction agreement with another major power during this period, the Anglo-French treaty ushered in a new era in European trade relations.
- There had seemed to be a crack in the Anglo-French alliance following a declaration by the Toulon owner last week.
- As he notes, "the most remarkable thing about the Anglo-French treaty of 1860 was the chain reaction it produced."
- Defeated in the general election of 1852, Young largely faded into obscurity, although in 1860 he characteristically opposed the Anglo-French commercial treaty as an imprudent and humiliating sacrifice of British power.
1. 1.1 Of mixed English (or British) and French parentage or origin.
  wealthy Anglo-French families in the wine trade
  the Anglo-French firm is now the UK's biggest producer of electricity
  Example sentencesExamples
  In all cases Mauritius is making the most of its status as a regional, even global bridge, its dual Anglo-French heritage and its strategic location between Africa and South Asia in the Indian Ocean.
  Among writers who have examined the emotional power of food is Joanne Harris, the Anglo-French novelist whose books include Chocolat.
  Pallis went on to become the leading spokesman for a libertarian socialist semi-anarchist Anglo-French group.
  The Anglo-French art duo are making a shot-for-shot remake using members of the public.
  In 1994, he joined Lazards, a blue-blooded Anglo-French bank.
  Eurostar has even switched from Anglo-French crews to all-British staff to avoid disruption in case French SNCF workers decide to down tools on Tuesday and Wednesday.
  From this dual Anglo-French heritage come the constitutional tensions of modern Canada.
  In the same year he met Hilaire Belloc, the Anglo-French writer, who became a friend and literary ally.
  The Anglo-French painter and graphic artist was born in Paris as the eldest son of the celebrated Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro (1830-1903).
  In 1909 they sold it to the Simons, Anglo-French brothers with major wine businesses in both Paris and London, and it was they who exploited the imperial connection.
  The Anglo-French Concorde made its first flight two months later and went into passenger service in 1976.
  Grosvenor became the head of an Anglo-French company formed to promote a channel tunnel, and he continued throughout his life to advocate linking up the English and continental railway systems by a submarine tunnel.
  An Anglo-French couple in Malmesbury are cementing their 'Entente Cordiale' by leading the men's and women's boules teams in Sherston this weekend.
  The 30-year-old French actress and model takes exception to a major new Anglo-French drama series in which she appears being dubbed for French television.
  He was usually named first among the Anglo-French barons, and his friendship with David I was surely close.
  The "autobiography" of an Anglo-French girl growing up between the wars received encouraging reviews.

词汇	Anglo-French
释义	Definition of Anglo-French in English: Anglo-French adjective aŋɡləʊˈfrɛn(t)ʃæŋɡloʊˈfrɛn(t)ʃ 1Relating to both England (or Britain) and France. the possible signing of an Anglo-French treaty Anglo-French relations Example sentencesExamples There had seemed to be a crack in the Anglo-French alliance following a declaration by the Toulon owner last week. When hostilities petered out following the conclusion of the Anglo-French peace of 1546, Anglo-Scottish relations remained as bad as ever. A more rapid Anglo-French response might have won the day. The Admiral also took the opportunity to set the seal on a century of Anglo-French cooperation at sea. Through patience and sound judgement he achieved some improvement in Anglo-French relations. Defeated in the general election of 1852, Young largely faded into obscurity, although in 1860 he characteristically opposed the Anglo-French commercial treaty as an imprudent and humiliating sacrifice of British power. With the advent of renewed Anglo-French conflict, he campaigned hard for more efficient convoys and better fortifications to protect the island and its trade, with some success. The war was quite different from earlier Anglo-French conflicts. Although he was far from pro-French, the weakness of the French monarchy during most of his lifetime made him willing to accept an Anglo-French alliance. Marsh opens by investigating the politics behind the Anglo-French accord. She sided with the French in the Anglo-French war from 1304 until her death. In 2002, an Anglo-French agreement led to the bulldozing of the notorious Red Cross Centre at Sangatte. Eden was forced to bow to American pressure, and a ceasefire was called when Anglo-French forces had captured only 23 miles of the Canal. For years I could not see any realistic plan for Anglo-French cooperation. It would seem reasonable for an Anglo-French alliance to agree that no fleets will be built in Brest and Liverpool without the other's prior agreement. His raids on Northumberland in May and July 1217 served only to accelerate the Anglo-French peace negotiations culminating in the treaty of Kingston (12 September 1217). Most of the Liberal cabinet in 1914 were unaware of the extent of the Anglo-French conversations relating to a possible war with Germany. As he notes, "the most remarkable thing about the Anglo-French treaty of 1860 was the chain reaction it produced." Although Britain never again signed a major tariff-reduction agreement with another major power during this period, the Anglo-French treaty ushered in a new era in European trade relations. 1.1 Of mixed English (or British) and French parentage or origin. wealthy Anglo-French families in the wine trade the Anglo-French firm is now the UK's biggest producer of electricity Example sentencesExamples In 1994, he joined Lazards, a blue-blooded Anglo-French bank. Grosvenor became the head of an Anglo-French company formed to promote a channel tunnel, and he continued throughout his life to advocate linking up the English and continental railway systems by a submarine tunnel. In 1909 they sold it to the Simons, Anglo-French brothers with major wine businesses in both Paris and London, and it was they who exploited the imperial connection. Among writers who have examined the emotional power of food is Joanne Harris, the Anglo-French novelist whose books include Chocolat. The "autobiography" of an Anglo-French girl growing up between the wars received encouraging reviews. Pallis went on to become the leading spokesman for a libertarian socialist semi-anarchist Anglo-French group. The Anglo-French art duo are making a shot-for-shot remake using members of the public. In the same year he met Hilaire Belloc, the Anglo-French writer, who became a friend and literary ally. The Anglo-French Concorde made its first flight two months later and went into passenger service in 1976. Eurostar has even switched from Anglo-French crews to all-British staff to avoid disruption in case French SNCF workers decide to down tools on Tuesday and Wednesday. He was usually named first among the Anglo-French barons, and his friendship with David I was surely close. In all cases Mauritius is making the most of its status as a regional, even global bridge, its dual Anglo-French heritage and its strategic location between Africa and South Asia in the Indian Ocean. From this dual Anglo-French heritage come the constitutional tensions of modern Canada. The 30-year-old French actress and model takes exception to a major new Anglo-French drama series in which she appears being dubbed for French television. An Anglo-French couple in Malmesbury are cementing their 'Entente Cordiale' by leading the men's and women's boules teams in Sherston this weekend. The Anglo-French painter and graphic artist was born in Paris as the eldest son of the celebrated Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro (1830-1903). Definition of Anglo-French in US English: Anglo-French adjectiveaNGɡlōˈfren(t)SHæŋɡloʊˈfrɛn(t)ʃ 1Relating to both England (or Britain) and France. the possible signing of an Anglo-French treaty Anglo-French relations Example sentencesExamples She sided with the French in the Anglo-French war from 1304 until her death. Although he was far from pro-French, the weakness of the French monarchy during most of his lifetime made him willing to accept an Anglo-French alliance. Through patience and sound judgement he achieved some improvement in Anglo-French relations. Marsh opens by investigating the politics behind the Anglo-French accord. With the advent of renewed Anglo-French conflict, he campaigned hard for more efficient convoys and better fortifications to protect the island and its trade, with some success. When hostilities petered out following the conclusion of the Anglo-French peace of 1546, Anglo-Scottish relations remained as bad as ever. The war was quite different from earlier Anglo-French conflicts. His raids on Northumberland in May and July 1217 served only to accelerate the Anglo-French peace negotiations culminating in the treaty of Kingston (12 September 1217). A more rapid Anglo-French response might have won the day. In 2002, an Anglo-French agreement led to the bulldozing of the notorious Red Cross Centre at Sangatte. Most of the Liberal cabinet in 1914 were unaware of the extent of the Anglo-French conversations relating to a possible war with Germany. It would seem reasonable for an Anglo-French alliance to agree that no fleets will be built in Brest and Liverpool without the other's prior agreement. Eden was forced to bow to American pressure, and a ceasefire was called when Anglo-French forces had captured only 23 miles of the Canal. For years I could not see any realistic plan for Anglo-French cooperation. The Admiral also took the opportunity to set the seal on a century of Anglo-French cooperation at sea. Although Britain never again signed a major tariff-reduction agreement with another major power during this period, the Anglo-French treaty ushered in a new era in European trade relations. There had seemed to be a crack in the Anglo-French alliance following a declaration by the Toulon owner last week. As he notes, "the most remarkable thing about the Anglo-French treaty of 1860 was the chain reaction it produced." Defeated in the general election of 1852, Young largely faded into obscurity, although in 1860 he characteristically opposed the Anglo-French commercial treaty as an imprudent and humiliating sacrifice of British power. 1.1 Of mixed English (or British) and French parentage or origin. wealthy Anglo-French families in the wine trade the Anglo-French firm is now the UK's biggest producer of electricity Example sentencesExamples In all cases Mauritius is making the most of its status as a regional, even global bridge, its dual Anglo-French heritage and its strategic location between Africa and South Asia in the Indian Ocean. Among writers who have examined the emotional power of food is Joanne Harris, the Anglo-French novelist whose books include Chocolat. Pallis went on to become the leading spokesman for a libertarian socialist semi-anarchist Anglo-French group. The Anglo-French art duo are making a shot-for-shot remake using members of the public. In 1994, he joined Lazards, a blue-blooded Anglo-French bank. Eurostar has even switched from Anglo-French crews to all-British staff to avoid disruption in case French SNCF workers decide to down tools on Tuesday and Wednesday. From this dual Anglo-French heritage come the constitutional tensions of modern Canada. In the same year he met Hilaire Belloc, the Anglo-French writer, who became a friend and literary ally. The Anglo-French painter and graphic artist was born in Paris as the eldest son of the celebrated Impressionist painter Camille Pissarro (1830-1903). In 1909 they sold it to the Simons, Anglo-French brothers with major wine businesses in both Paris and London, and it was they who exploited the imperial connection. The Anglo-French Concorde made its first flight two months later and went into passenger service in 1976. Grosvenor became the head of an Anglo-French company formed to promote a channel tunnel, and he continued throughout his life to advocate linking up the English and continental railway systems by a submarine tunnel. An Anglo-French couple in Malmesbury are cementing their 'Entente Cordiale' by leading the men's and women's boules teams in Sherston this weekend. The 30-year-old French actress and model takes exception to a major new Anglo-French drama series in which she appears being dubbed for French television. He was usually named first among the Anglo-French barons, and his friendship with David I was surely close. The "autobiography" of an Anglo-French girl growing up between the wars received encouraging reviews.
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