Definition of Cantabrian in English:

Cantabrian

adjective kanˈtabrɪənkænˈtæbriən

Relating to or characteristic of the Spanish region of Cantabria or its inhabitants.
the central Cantabrian coast
Example sentencesExamples
- It's probably advisable to push southwards following the track over the Cantabrian border.
- He was a man of the Cantabrian Mountains and coast round Santander.
- Last year, a group of researchers explored the prehistoric art at the Cantabrian Caves in Spain.
- He is currently excavating a large cave site in the Cantabrian Mountains of northern Spain.
- The Cantabrian beaches of the north are enormous and popular.

noun kanˈtabrɪənkænˈtæbriən

A native or inhabitant of the Spanish region of Cantabria.
a local Cantabrian
Example sentencesExamples
- This sweet village makes a fine day trip from Santander and is a popular summer retreat for wealthy Cantabrians.
- The foundation of the new colony was a result of the end of the wars against the Cantabrians in the north of Hispania.
- The kingdom of the Cantabrians was in part overturned by Moorish occupation.
- Augustus was preparing a campaign against the Cantabrians.
- In 1575, the Spaniard Juan de Escalante de Mendoza, a Cantabrian, finished the composition of his work.

Rhymes

Calabrian

Definition of Cantabrian in US English:

Cantabrian

adjectivekænˈtæbriənkanˈtabrēən

Relating to or characteristic of the Spanish region of Cantabria or its inhabitants.
the central Cantabrian coast
Example sentencesExamples
- It's probably advisable to push southwards following the track over the Cantabrian border.
- He is currently excavating a large cave site in the Cantabrian Mountains of northern Spain.
- The Cantabrian beaches of the north are enormous and popular.
- He was a man of the Cantabrian Mountains and coast round Santander.
- Last year, a group of researchers explored the prehistoric art at the Cantabrian Caves in Spain.

nounkænˈtæbriənkanˈtabrēən

A native or inhabitant of the Spanish region of Cantabria.
a local Cantabrian
Example sentencesExamples
- The kingdom of the Cantabrians was in part overturned by Moorish occupation.
- The foundation of the new colony was a result of the end of the wars against the Cantabrians in the north of Hispania.
- This sweet village makes a fine day trip from Santander and is a popular summer retreat for wealthy Cantabrians.
- Augustus was preparing a campaign against the Cantabrians.
- In 1575, the Spaniard Juan de Escalante de Mendoza, a Cantabrian, finished the composition of his work.

单词	Cantabrian
释义	Definition of Cantabrian in English: Cantabrian adjective kanˈtabrɪənkænˈtæbriən Relating to or characteristic of the Spanish region of Cantabria or its inhabitants. the central Cantabrian coast Example sentencesExamples It's probably advisable to push southwards following the track over the Cantabrian border. He was a man of the Cantabrian Mountains and coast round Santander. Last year, a group of researchers explored the prehistoric art at the Cantabrian Caves in Spain. He is currently excavating a large cave site in the Cantabrian Mountains of northern Spain. The Cantabrian beaches of the north are enormous and popular. noun kanˈtabrɪənkænˈtæbriən A native or inhabitant of the Spanish region of Cantabria. a local Cantabrian Example sentencesExamples This sweet village makes a fine day trip from Santander and is a popular summer retreat for wealthy Cantabrians. The foundation of the new colony was a result of the end of the wars against the Cantabrians in the north of Hispania. The kingdom of the Cantabrians was in part overturned by Moorish occupation. Augustus was preparing a campaign against the Cantabrians. In 1575, the Spaniard Juan de Escalante de Mendoza, a Cantabrian, finished the composition of his work. Rhymes Calabrian Definition of Cantabrian in US English: Cantabrian adjectivekænˈtæbriənkanˈtabrēən Relating to or characteristic of the Spanish region of Cantabria or its inhabitants. the central Cantabrian coast Example sentencesExamples It's probably advisable to push southwards following the track over the Cantabrian border. He is currently excavating a large cave site in the Cantabrian Mountains of northern Spain. The Cantabrian beaches of the north are enormous and popular. He was a man of the Cantabrian Mountains and coast round Santander. Last year, a group of researchers explored the prehistoric art at the Cantabrian Caves in Spain. nounkænˈtæbriənkanˈtabrēən A native or inhabitant of the Spanish region of Cantabria. a local Cantabrian Example sentencesExamples The kingdom of the Cantabrians was in part overturned by Moorish occupation. The foundation of the new colony was a result of the end of the wars against the Cantabrians in the north of Hispania. This sweet village makes a fine day trip from Santander and is a popular summer retreat for wealthy Cantabrians. Augustus was preparing a campaign against the Cantabrians. In 1575, the Spaniard Juan de Escalante de Mendoza, a Cantabrian, finished the composition of his work.
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