Definition of clachan in English:

clachan

noun ˈklax(ə)nˈklakənˈklaKHən

(in Scotland or Northern Ireland) a small village or hamlet.
（苏格兰或北爱尔兰）小乡村；小村庄
Example sentencesExamples
- Head up the north-east side of the river bank and past the remains of an old village or clachan - another sad reminder of a previous way of life.
- Our developments anchor on the idea of the clachan or hamlet.
- The Glencoe Visitor Centre, run by the National Trust for Scotland, is designed as a traditional ‘clachan,’ or Highland village.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Scottish Gaelic and Irish clachán.

Definition of clachan in US English:

clachan

nounˈklakənˈklaKHən

(in Scotland or Northern Ireland) a small village or hamlet.
（苏格兰或北爱尔兰）小乡村；小村庄
Example sentencesExamples
- The Glencoe Visitor Centre, run by the National Trust for Scotland, is designed as a traditional ‘clachan,’ or Highland village.
- Head up the north-east side of the river bank and past the remains of an old village or clachan - another sad reminder of a previous way of life.
- Our developments anchor on the idea of the clachan or hamlet.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Scottish Gaelic and Irish clachán.

词汇	clachan
释义	Definition of clachan in English: clachan noun ˈklax(ə)nˈklakənˈklaKHən (in Scotland or Northern Ireland) a small village or hamlet. （苏格兰或北爱尔兰）小乡村；小村庄 Example sentencesExamples Head up the north-east side of the river bank and past the remains of an old village or clachan - another sad reminder of a previous way of life. Our developments anchor on the idea of the clachan or hamlet. The Glencoe Visitor Centre, run by the National Trust for Scotland, is designed as a traditional ‘clachan,’ or Highland village. Origin Late Middle English: from Scottish Gaelic and Irish clachán. Definition of clachan in US English: clachan nounˈklakənˈklaKHən (in Scotland or Northern Ireland) a small village or hamlet. （苏格兰或北爱尔兰）小乡村；小村庄 Example sentencesExamples The Glencoe Visitor Centre, run by the National Trust for Scotland, is designed as a traditional ‘clachan,’ or Highland village. Head up the north-east side of the river bank and past the remains of an old village or clachan - another sad reminder of a previous way of life. Our developments anchor on the idea of the clachan or hamlet. Origin Late Middle English: from Scottish Gaelic and Irish clachán.
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