Definition of sabra in English:

sabra

nounˈsabrəˈsɑbrə

A Jew born in Israel (or before 1948 in Palestine).
出生在以色列（或1948年前出生在巴勒斯坦）的犹太人
Example sentencesExamples
- My former student Ori, the groom, is a sabra whose family emigrated to America, and this created the unforgettable experience of a highly traditional Jewish wedding under the redwoods of the Sonoma Coast.
- Native born of German ancestry, his character is drawn to evoke a sense of home: sabra, Jew, son of a Mossad operative, raised on a kibbutz, he is thrice child of Israel.
- She couldn't be more of a sabra, growing up working in the kibbutz cowshed on Mount Gilboa.
- Any sabra age five and up, in my experience, can differentiate instantaneously between Arab and Jew - when in doubt I've always been able to ask my children - but I'm not in possession of that elusive sixth sense.
- ‘Am I mistaken,’ I asked a friend, a 50-something sabra whose son is an Israeli air force pilot, ‘or is the excitement that usually leads up to the holiday muted this year, if not entirely absent?’
- Another case, seen as a natural experiment, involved the marital choices of Israeli sabra, co-reared kibbutz children.
- My neighbor, Orly, who is a sabra, a native Israeli, comes over and calls Koby's teacher and is told: he hasn't been in school.
- The ensemble thus evoked a triple nostalgia: for childhood, for European lives and languages, and for the rich, melancholy Jewishness repressed by sabra swagger.
- There were Ashkenazim and Sephardim, Ethiopians and Russians, American students and fourth-generation sabras.

Origin

From modern Hebrew ṣabbār 'opuntia fruit' (opuntias being common in coastal regions of Israel).

Rhymes

candelabra, macabre

Definition of sabra in US English:

sabra

nounˈsɑbrəˈsäbrə

A Jew born in Israel (or before 1948 in Palestine).
出生在以色列（或1948年前出生在巴勒斯坦）的犹太人
Example sentencesExamples
- Native born of German ancestry, his character is drawn to evoke a sense of home: sabra, Jew, son of a Mossad operative, raised on a kibbutz, he is thrice child of Israel.
- She couldn't be more of a sabra, growing up working in the kibbutz cowshed on Mount Gilboa.
- My former student Ori, the groom, is a sabra whose family emigrated to America, and this created the unforgettable experience of a highly traditional Jewish wedding under the redwoods of the Sonoma Coast.
- There were Ashkenazim and Sephardim, Ethiopians and Russians, American students and fourth-generation sabras.
- Any sabra age five and up, in my experience, can differentiate instantaneously between Arab and Jew - when in doubt I've always been able to ask my children - but I'm not in possession of that elusive sixth sense.
- ‘Am I mistaken,’ I asked a friend, a 50-something sabra whose son is an Israeli air force pilot, ‘or is the excitement that usually leads up to the holiday muted this year, if not entirely absent?’
- Another case, seen as a natural experiment, involved the marital choices of Israeli sabra, co-reared kibbutz children.
- The ensemble thus evoked a triple nostalgia: for childhood, for European lives and languages, and for the rich, melancholy Jewishness repressed by sabra swagger.
- My neighbor, Orly, who is a sabra, a native Israeli, comes over and calls Koby's teacher and is told: he hasn't been in school.

Origin

From modern Hebrew ṣabbār ‘opuntia fruit’ (opuntias being common in coastal regions of Israel).

单词	sabra
释义	Definition of sabra in English: sabra nounˈsabrəˈsɑbrə A Jew born in Israel (or before 1948 in Palestine). 出生在以色列（或1948年前出生在巴勒斯坦）的犹太人 Example sentencesExamples My former student Ori, the groom, is a sabra whose family emigrated to America, and this created the unforgettable experience of a highly traditional Jewish wedding under the redwoods of the Sonoma Coast. Native born of German ancestry, his character is drawn to evoke a sense of home: sabra, Jew, son of a Mossad operative, raised on a kibbutz, he is thrice child of Israel. She couldn't be more of a sabra, growing up working in the kibbutz cowshed on Mount Gilboa. Any sabra age five and up, in my experience, can differentiate instantaneously between Arab and Jew - when in doubt I've always been able to ask my children - but I'm not in possession of that elusive sixth sense. ‘Am I mistaken,’ I asked a friend, a 50-something sabra whose son is an Israeli air force pilot, ‘or is the excitement that usually leads up to the holiday muted this year, if not entirely absent?’ Another case, seen as a natural experiment, involved the marital choices of Israeli sabra, co-reared kibbutz children. My neighbor, Orly, who is a sabra, a native Israeli, comes over and calls Koby's teacher and is told: he hasn't been in school. The ensemble thus evoked a triple nostalgia: for childhood, for European lives and languages, and for the rich, melancholy Jewishness repressed by sabra swagger. There were Ashkenazim and Sephardim, Ethiopians and Russians, American students and fourth-generation sabras. Origin From modern Hebrew ṣabbār 'opuntia fruit' (opuntias being common in coastal regions of Israel). Rhymes candelabra, macabre Definition of sabra in US English: sabra nounˈsɑbrəˈsäbrə A Jew born in Israel (or before 1948 in Palestine). 出生在以色列（或1948年前出生在巴勒斯坦）的犹太人 Example sentencesExamples Native born of German ancestry, his character is drawn to evoke a sense of home: sabra, Jew, son of a Mossad operative, raised on a kibbutz, he is thrice child of Israel. She couldn't be more of a sabra, growing up working in the kibbutz cowshed on Mount Gilboa. My former student Ori, the groom, is a sabra whose family emigrated to America, and this created the unforgettable experience of a highly traditional Jewish wedding under the redwoods of the Sonoma Coast. There were Ashkenazim and Sephardim, Ethiopians and Russians, American students and fourth-generation sabras. Any sabra age five and up, in my experience, can differentiate instantaneously between Arab and Jew - when in doubt I've always been able to ask my children - but I'm not in possession of that elusive sixth sense. ‘Am I mistaken,’ I asked a friend, a 50-something sabra whose son is an Israeli air force pilot, ‘or is the excitement that usually leads up to the holiday muted this year, if not entirely absent?’ Another case, seen as a natural experiment, involved the marital choices of Israeli sabra, co-reared kibbutz children. The ensemble thus evoked a triple nostalgia: for childhood, for European lives and languages, and for the rich, melancholy Jewishness repressed by sabra swagger. My neighbor, Orly, who is a sabra, a native Israeli, comes over and calls Koby's teacher and is told: he hasn't been in school. Origin From modern Hebrew ṣabbār ‘opuntia fruit’ (opuntias being common in coastal regions of Israel).
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