Afrikaner

Word family nounAfrikanerAfrikanerdomAfrikaans

Related topics: Nationality & race

Af·ri·ka·ner /ˌæfrɪˈkɑːnə $ -ər/ noun [countableC]

SANa white South African whose first language is Afrikaans and who is usually related to the Dutch people who settled in South Africa in the 1600s 南非白人，阿非利坎人〔母语为南非荷兰语，通常为17世纪荷兰移民的后裔〕 → Boer

Examples from the Corpus

Afrikaner• Critics say that clause will stifle free political debate-for example, about an Afrikaner homeland.• With his vowels short as his hair, it was easy to mistake Wellington for an Afrikaner.• And some have been redeemed, such as Hennie, an Afrikaner and a private security guard.• Much of Afrikaner historical orthodoxy emanated from Stellenbosch University.• Clive DerbyLewis, a smooth-talking politician of the ultra-right Afrikaner Conservative Party, was the mastermind.• During the first Test in Bloemfontein he had been heckled by some of the Afrikaner members of the crowd.• Only in 1948, with the election of the National party government, was the Afrikaner liberated.

Origin Afrikaner

(1800-1900) Afrikaans “African”, from Latin africanus

单词	Afrikaner
释义	Afrikaner Word family nounAfrikanerAfrikanerdomAfrikaans Related topics: Nationality & race Af·ri·ka·ner /ˌæfrɪˈkɑːnə $ -ər/ noun [countableC] SANa white South African whose first language is Afrikaans and who is usually related to the Dutch people who settled in South Africa in the 1600s 南非白人，阿非利坎人〔母语为南非荷兰语，通常为17世纪荷兰移民的后裔〕 → Boer Examples from the Corpus Afrikaner• Critics say that clause will stifle free political debate-for example, about an Afrikaner homeland.• With his vowels short as his hair, it was easy to mistake Wellington for an Afrikaner.• And some have been redeemed, such as Hennie, an Afrikaner and a private security guard.• Much of Afrikaner historical orthodoxy emanated from Stellenbosch University.• Clive DerbyLewis, a smooth-talking politician of the ultra-right Afrikaner Conservative Party, was the mastermind.• During the first Test in Bloemfontein he had been heckled by some of the Afrikaner members of the crowd.• Only in 1948, with the election of the National party government, was the Afrikaner liberated. Origin Afrikaner (1800-1900) Afrikaans “African”, from Latin africanus
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