Definition of Kenyan in English:

Kenyan

adjective ˈkɛnjən

Relating to Kenya or its people.
a Kenyan runner who benefits from training at a higher altitude
Example sentencesExamples
- Jewelry is another Kenyan art form, and includes elaborate silver and gold bracelets and various forms of colorful beadwork.
- His dad is Kenyan, his mother American.
- In 2003, eight of the world's nine top marathoners were Kenyan.
- She is a Kenyan national who worked with women's groups in Kenya for more than a decade.
- Their goal is to raise the profile and competitiveness of Kenyan horticultural exports on European markets.
- The first time I was in a Kenyan household I was greeted warmly, given a place to sit, and made to feel at home.
- Responsibilities were equitably distributed in African traditional societies, notes Omini, a Kenyan historian.

noun ˈkɛnjən

A native or inhabitant of Kenya, or a person of Kenyan descent.
Kenyans turned out in droves to donate blood
Example sentencesExamples
- Along with creating new governance arrangements, the constitution seeks to give all Kenyans a shared stake in the country's future.
- We have a post-graduate IT specialist who's a Kenyan.
- He said many young Kenyans will have access to funding for artistic projects.
- He is a third-generation Kenyan whose parents won fame as palaeontologists and archaeologists focusing on the search for the origins of human life.
- The overall winner was also a Kenyan, John Korir.
- Most Kenyans are multilingual and speak at least three languages.
- Kenyans tend to identify primarily with their tribe or ethnic group, and only secondarily with the nation as a whole.

Definition of Kenyan in US English:

Kenyan

adjective

Relating to Kenya or its people.
a Kenyan runner who benefits from training at a higher altitude
Example sentencesExamples
- Their goal is to raise the profile and competitiveness of Kenyan horticultural exports on European markets.
- His dad is Kenyan, his mother American.
- The first time I was in a Kenyan household I was greeted warmly, given a place to sit, and made to feel at home.
- Responsibilities were equitably distributed in African traditional societies, notes Omini, a Kenyan historian.
- In 2003, eight of the world's nine top marathoners were Kenyan.
- She is a Kenyan national who worked with women's groups in Kenya for more than a decade.
- Jewelry is another Kenyan art form, and includes elaborate silver and gold bracelets and various forms of colorful beadwork.

noun

A native or inhabitant of Kenya, or a person of Kenyan descent.
Kenyans turned out in droves to donate blood
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a third-generation Kenyan whose parents won fame as palaeontologists and archaeologists focusing on the search for the origins of human life.
- Kenyans tend to identify primarily with their tribe or ethnic group, and only secondarily with the nation as a whole.
- He said many young Kenyans will have access to funding for artistic projects.
- Along with creating new governance arrangements, the constitution seeks to give all Kenyans a shared stake in the country's future.
- We have a post-graduate IT specialist who's a Kenyan.
- The overall winner was also a Kenyan, John Korir.
- Most Kenyans are multilingual and speak at least three languages.

单词	Kenyan
释义	Definition of Kenyan in English: Kenyan adjective ˈkɛnjən Relating to Kenya or its people. a Kenyan runner who benefits from training at a higher altitude Example sentencesExamples Jewelry is another Kenyan art form, and includes elaborate silver and gold bracelets and various forms of colorful beadwork. His dad is Kenyan, his mother American. In 2003, eight of the world's nine top marathoners were Kenyan. She is a Kenyan national who worked with women's groups in Kenya for more than a decade. Their goal is to raise the profile and competitiveness of Kenyan horticultural exports on European markets. The first time I was in a Kenyan household I was greeted warmly, given a place to sit, and made to feel at home. Responsibilities were equitably distributed in African traditional societies, notes Omini, a Kenyan historian. noun ˈkɛnjən A native or inhabitant of Kenya, or a person of Kenyan descent. Kenyans turned out in droves to donate blood Example sentencesExamples Along with creating new governance arrangements, the constitution seeks to give all Kenyans a shared stake in the country's future. We have a post-graduate IT specialist who's a Kenyan. He said many young Kenyans will have access to funding for artistic projects. He is a third-generation Kenyan whose parents won fame as palaeontologists and archaeologists focusing on the search for the origins of human life. The overall winner was also a Kenyan, John Korir. Most Kenyans are multilingual and speak at least three languages. Kenyans tend to identify primarily with their tribe or ethnic group, and only secondarily with the nation as a whole. Definition of Kenyan in US English: Kenyan adjective Relating to Kenya or its people. a Kenyan runner who benefits from training at a higher altitude Example sentencesExamples Their goal is to raise the profile and competitiveness of Kenyan horticultural exports on European markets. His dad is Kenyan, his mother American. The first time I was in a Kenyan household I was greeted warmly, given a place to sit, and made to feel at home. Responsibilities were equitably distributed in African traditional societies, notes Omini, a Kenyan historian. In 2003, eight of the world's nine top marathoners were Kenyan. She is a Kenyan national who worked with women's groups in Kenya for more than a decade. Jewelry is another Kenyan art form, and includes elaborate silver and gold bracelets and various forms of colorful beadwork. noun A native or inhabitant of Kenya, or a person of Kenyan descent. Kenyans turned out in droves to donate blood Example sentencesExamples He is a third-generation Kenyan whose parents won fame as palaeontologists and archaeologists focusing on the search for the origins of human life. Kenyans tend to identify primarily with their tribe or ethnic group, and only secondarily with the nation as a whole. He said many young Kenyans will have access to funding for artistic projects. Along with creating new governance arrangements, the constitution seeks to give all Kenyans a shared stake in the country's future. We have a post-graduate IT specialist who's a Kenyan. The overall winner was also a Kenyan, John Korir. Most Kenyans are multilingual and speak at least three languages.
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