Definition of East Ender in English:

East Ender

noun ˌiːst ˈɛndəˌist ˈɛndər

A native or inhabitant of the part of London east of the City as far as the River Lea, including the Docklands.
an East Ender accent
Example sentencesExamples
- Stamp's parents Tom and Ethel were working class East Enders.
- The union leader described growing up as an East Ender in London, and how being moved to Hainault was like being "immigrated to Australia".
- As a native East Ender she was infinitely more streetwise than me.
- East Enders, after all, withstood the bulk of wartime bombing and personify Britain's "Blitz Spirit."
- The East Ender struck Commonwealth gold in Melbourne in 2006.

Definition of East Ender in US English:

East Ender

nounˌēst ˈendərˌist ˈɛndər

A native or inhabitant of the part of London east of the City as far as the Lea River, including the Docklands.
an East Ender accent
Example sentencesExamples
- The East Ender struck Commonwealth gold in Melbourne in 2006.
- The union leader described growing up as an East Ender in London, and how being moved to Hainault was like being "immigrated to Australia".
- East Enders, after all, withstood the bulk of wartime bombing and personify Britain's "Blitz Spirit."
- Stamp's parents Tom and Ethel were working class East Enders.
- As a native East Ender she was infinitely more streetwise than me.

单词	East Ender
释义	Definition of East Ender in English: East Ender noun ˌiːst ˈɛndəˌist ˈɛndər A native or inhabitant of the part of London east of the City as far as the River Lea, including the Docklands. an East Ender accent Example sentencesExamples Stamp's parents Tom and Ethel were working class East Enders. The union leader described growing up as an East Ender in London, and how being moved to Hainault was like being "immigrated to Australia". As a native East Ender she was infinitely more streetwise than me. East Enders, after all, withstood the bulk of wartime bombing and personify Britain's "Blitz Spirit." The East Ender struck Commonwealth gold in Melbourne in 2006. Definition of East Ender in US English: East Ender nounˌēst ˈendərˌist ˈɛndər A native or inhabitant of the part of London east of the City as far as the Lea River, including the Docklands. an East Ender accent Example sentencesExamples The East Ender struck Commonwealth gold in Melbourne in 2006. The union leader described growing up as an East Ender in London, and how being moved to Hainault was like being "immigrated to Australia". East Enders, after all, withstood the bulk of wartime bombing and personify Britain's "Blitz Spirit." Stamp's parents Tom and Ethel were working class East Enders. As a native East Ender she was infinitely more streetwise than me.
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