Definition of Cantabrigian in English:

Cantabrigian

adjective ˌkantəˈbrɪdʒɪənˌkæn(t)əˈbrɪdʒiən

Relating to Cambridge (in England) or Cambridge University.
（与）（英国）剑桥（或剑桥大学）（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- These are Cantabrigian stories, told with a firm awareness of a wider British backdrop.
- In the nineteenth century, publishers cranked out endless streams of literary and semi-scientific ramblings by Oxonian and Cantabrigian dons with too much time on their hands.

noun ˌkantəˈbrɪdʒɪənˌkæn(t)əˈbrɪdʒiən

A member of Cambridge University.
剑桥大学一员
Example sentencesExamples
- If you happen to be a fellow Bostonian or Cantabrigian, then get in touch with chapter President Ronan Wolfsdorf find out what we're up to.
- The group that has, for the last couple of years, straggled so far behind its Cantabrigian and Dunelmian (yes, it's a word) counterparts that we would consider ourselves lucky to choke on their dust.
- Lubenow adheres to a dry empiricism and rigorous abstention from overt theory which he deems appropriately Cantabrigian and Apostolic.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin Cantabrigia (see Cambridge (sense 1) + -ian).

Rhymes

callipygian, Phrygian, Stygian

Definition of Cantabrigian in US English:

Cantabrigian

adjectiveˌkan(t)əˈbrijēənˌkæn(t)əˈbrɪdʒiən

Relating to Cambridge (in England) or Cambridge University.
（与）（英国）剑桥（或剑桥大学）（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- In the nineteenth century, publishers cranked out endless streams of literary and semi-scientific ramblings by Oxonian and Cantabrigian dons with too much time on their hands.
- These are Cantabrigian stories, told with a firm awareness of a wider British backdrop.

nounˌkan(t)əˈbrijēənˌkæn(t)əˈbrɪdʒiən

A student or faculty member of Cambridge University.
剑桥大学一员
Example sentencesExamples
- The group that has, for the last couple of years, straggled so far behind its Cantabrigian and Dunelmian (yes, it's a word) counterparts that we would consider ourselves lucky to choke on their dust.
- Lubenow adheres to a dry empiricism and rigorous abstention from overt theory which he deems appropriately Cantabrigian and Apostolic.
- If you happen to be a fellow Bostonian or Cantabrigian, then get in touch with chapter President Ronan Wolfsdorf find out what we're up to.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin Cantabrigia (see Cambridge (sense 1) + -ian).

单词	Cantabrigian
释义	Definition of Cantabrigian in English: Cantabrigian adjective ˌkantəˈbrɪdʒɪənˌkæn(t)əˈbrɪdʒiən Relating to Cambridge (in England) or Cambridge University. （与）（英国）剑桥（或剑桥大学）（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples These are Cantabrigian stories, told with a firm awareness of a wider British backdrop. In the nineteenth century, publishers cranked out endless streams of literary and semi-scientific ramblings by Oxonian and Cantabrigian dons with too much time on their hands. noun ˌkantəˈbrɪdʒɪənˌkæn(t)əˈbrɪdʒiən A member of Cambridge University. 剑桥大学一员 Example sentencesExamples If you happen to be a fellow Bostonian or Cantabrigian, then get in touch with chapter President Ronan Wolfsdorf find out what we're up to. The group that has, for the last couple of years, straggled so far behind its Cantabrigian and Dunelmian (yes, it's a word) counterparts that we would consider ourselves lucky to choke on their dust. Lubenow adheres to a dry empiricism and rigorous abstention from overt theory which he deems appropriately Cantabrigian and Apostolic. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin Cantabrigia (see Cambridge (sense 1) + -ian). Rhymes callipygian, Phrygian, Stygian Definition of Cantabrigian in US English: Cantabrigian adjectiveˌkan(t)əˈbrijēənˌkæn(t)əˈbrɪdʒiən Relating to Cambridge (in England) or Cambridge University. （与）（英国）剑桥（或剑桥大学）（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples In the nineteenth century, publishers cranked out endless streams of literary and semi-scientific ramblings by Oxonian and Cantabrigian dons with too much time on their hands. These are Cantabrigian stories, told with a firm awareness of a wider British backdrop. nounˌkan(t)əˈbrijēənˌkæn(t)əˈbrɪdʒiən A student or faculty member of Cambridge University. 剑桥大学一员 Example sentencesExamples The group that has, for the last couple of years, straggled so far behind its Cantabrigian and Dunelmian (yes, it's a word) counterparts that we would consider ourselves lucky to choke on their dust. Lubenow adheres to a dry empiricism and rigorous abstention from overt theory which he deems appropriately Cantabrigian and Apostolic. If you happen to be a fellow Bostonian or Cantabrigian, then get in touch with chapter President Ronan Wolfsdorf find out what we're up to. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin Cantabrigia (see Cambridge (sense 1) + -ian).
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