Definition of Brooklynite in English:

Brooklynite

noun ˈbrʊklənʌɪtˈbrʊkləˌnaɪt

A native or inhabitant of the borough of Brooklyn, in New York City.
（美国纽约市）布鲁克林区人，布鲁克林区居民
Example sentencesExamples
- So the 29-year-old Brooklynite set up a Web site and asked for help.
- Best wishes from us Brooklynites.
- When Stephenson made a quick move along the baseline, the Brooklynites erupted.
- The car was mostly empty - few Brooklynites can muster up the energy to return to Manhattan after nine at night.
- These sounds play softly three times a day, bringing Brooklynites back to the good old days when the Dodgers were kings.
- But Brooklynites have expressed reservations, much of it directed at what they say is the misguided use of Gehry's architectural creativity.
- In the meantime, his life as an average Brooklynite goes on, albeit a Brooklynite with a much more familiar face than most.
- To most Brooklynites, it is surely the building's exterior, especially the four illuminated clock faces below the dome, that matters most.
- Most bands can't achieve in their whole careers what these Brooklynites have done with only three albums.
- Like her fellow Brooklynite Barbara Stanwyck, she was born wised-up.
- John and Ryan, two Brooklynites in their 20s, were surprised by how mellow it all is.
- Many Brooklynites do their shopping, entertaining, and socializing on their side of the East River, proudly refusing to leave their borough except to go to the airport.
- When he was 14, he met fellow Brooklynite Irving Taylor, with whom he began a successful writing partnership.
- About 4:30 on a brisk Sunday afternoon, an enterprising pair of Brooklynites set up shop.
- A Brooklynite whose family is split between Idaho and Atlanta, the single 30-year-old doesn't have a daily planner brimming with errands for others.
- Those who opposed the plan, he said, were not true Brooklynites.
- Like Canadians, Brooklynites absorb two cultures automatically, without much choice in the matter.
- Cumberland is concerned with the health of Brooklynites of all ages.
- It will never surpass Ebbets Field in the minds of Brooklynites, but it is still a beautiful place to spend a summer.
- My parents were Brooklynites who moved to a small town in rural New Jersey before I was born.

Definition of Brooklynite in US English:

Brooklynite

nounˈbrʊkləˌnaɪtˈbro͝okləˌnīt

A native or inhabitant of the borough of Brooklyn, in New York City.
（美国纽约市）布鲁克林区人，布鲁克林区居民
Example sentencesExamples
- The car was mostly empty - few Brooklynites can muster up the energy to return to Manhattan after nine at night.
- When Stephenson made a quick move along the baseline, the Brooklynites erupted.
- A Brooklynite whose family is split between Idaho and Atlanta, the single 30-year-old doesn't have a daily planner brimming with errands for others.
- It will never surpass Ebbets Field in the minds of Brooklynites, but it is still a beautiful place to spend a summer.
- Best wishes from us Brooklynites.
- So the 29-year-old Brooklynite set up a Web site and asked for help.
- My parents were Brooklynites who moved to a small town in rural New Jersey before I was born.
- Those who opposed the plan, he said, were not true Brooklynites.
- Cumberland is concerned with the health of Brooklynites of all ages.
- Most bands can't achieve in their whole careers what these Brooklynites have done with only three albums.
- Like her fellow Brooklynite Barbara Stanwyck, she was born wised-up.
- Like Canadians, Brooklynites absorb two cultures automatically, without much choice in the matter.
- But Brooklynites have expressed reservations, much of it directed at what they say is the misguided use of Gehry's architectural creativity.
- To most Brooklynites, it is surely the building's exterior, especially the four illuminated clock faces below the dome, that matters most.
- John and Ryan, two Brooklynites in their 20s, were surprised by how mellow it all is.
- These sounds play softly three times a day, bringing Brooklynites back to the good old days when the Dodgers were kings.
- Many Brooklynites do their shopping, entertaining, and socializing on their side of the East River, proudly refusing to leave their borough except to go to the airport.
- About 4:30 on a brisk Sunday afternoon, an enterprising pair of Brooklynites set up shop.
- When he was 14, he met fellow Brooklynite Irving Taylor, with whom he began a successful writing partnership.
- In the meantime, his life as an average Brooklynite goes on, albeit a Brooklynite with a much more familiar face than most.

词汇	Brooklynite
释义	Definition of Brooklynite in English: Brooklynite noun ˈbrʊklənʌɪtˈbrʊkləˌnaɪt A native or inhabitant of the borough of Brooklyn, in New York City. （美国纽约市）布鲁克林区人，布鲁克林区居民 Example sentencesExamples So the 29-year-old Brooklynite set up a Web site and asked for help. Best wishes from us Brooklynites. When Stephenson made a quick move along the baseline, the Brooklynites erupted. The car was mostly empty - few Brooklynites can muster up the energy to return to Manhattan after nine at night. These sounds play softly three times a day, bringing Brooklynites back to the good old days when the Dodgers were kings. But Brooklynites have expressed reservations, much of it directed at what they say is the misguided use of Gehry's architectural creativity. In the meantime, his life as an average Brooklynite goes on, albeit a Brooklynite with a much more familiar face than most. To most Brooklynites, it is surely the building's exterior, especially the four illuminated clock faces below the dome, that matters most. Most bands can't achieve in their whole careers what these Brooklynites have done with only three albums. Like her fellow Brooklynite Barbara Stanwyck, she was born wised-up. John and Ryan, two Brooklynites in their 20s, were surprised by how mellow it all is. Many Brooklynites do their shopping, entertaining, and socializing on their side of the East River, proudly refusing to leave their borough except to go to the airport. When he was 14, he met fellow Brooklynite Irving Taylor, with whom he began a successful writing partnership. About 4:30 on a brisk Sunday afternoon, an enterprising pair of Brooklynites set up shop. A Brooklynite whose family is split between Idaho and Atlanta, the single 30-year-old doesn't have a daily planner brimming with errands for others. Those who opposed the plan, he said, were not true Brooklynites. Like Canadians, Brooklynites absorb two cultures automatically, without much choice in the matter. Cumberland is concerned with the health of Brooklynites of all ages. It will never surpass Ebbets Field in the minds of Brooklynites, but it is still a beautiful place to spend a summer. My parents were Brooklynites who moved to a small town in rural New Jersey before I was born. Definition of Brooklynite in US English: Brooklynite nounˈbrʊkləˌnaɪtˈbro͝okləˌnīt A native or inhabitant of the borough of Brooklyn, in New York City. （美国纽约市）布鲁克林区人，布鲁克林区居民 Example sentencesExamples The car was mostly empty - few Brooklynites can muster up the energy to return to Manhattan after nine at night. When Stephenson made a quick move along the baseline, the Brooklynites erupted. A Brooklynite whose family is split between Idaho and Atlanta, the single 30-year-old doesn't have a daily planner brimming with errands for others. It will never surpass Ebbets Field in the minds of Brooklynites, but it is still a beautiful place to spend a summer. Best wishes from us Brooklynites. So the 29-year-old Brooklynite set up a Web site and asked for help. My parents were Brooklynites who moved to a small town in rural New Jersey before I was born. Those who opposed the plan, he said, were not true Brooklynites. Cumberland is concerned with the health of Brooklynites of all ages. Most bands can't achieve in their whole careers what these Brooklynites have done with only three albums. Like her fellow Brooklynite Barbara Stanwyck, she was born wised-up. Like Canadians, Brooklynites absorb two cultures automatically, without much choice in the matter. But Brooklynites have expressed reservations, much of it directed at what they say is the misguided use of Gehry's architectural creativity. To most Brooklynites, it is surely the building's exterior, especially the four illuminated clock faces below the dome, that matters most. John and Ryan, two Brooklynites in their 20s, were surprised by how mellow it all is. These sounds play softly three times a day, bringing Brooklynites back to the good old days when the Dodgers were kings. Many Brooklynites do their shopping, entertaining, and socializing on their side of the East River, proudly refusing to leave their borough except to go to the airport. About 4:30 on a brisk Sunday afternoon, an enterprising pair of Brooklynites set up shop. When he was 14, he met fellow Brooklynite Irving Taylor, with whom he began a successful writing partnership. In the meantime, his life as an average Brooklynite goes on, albeit a Brooklynite with a much more familiar face than most.
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