Definition of Laplander in English:

Laplander

noun ˈlaplandəˈlæpˌlændər

A native or inhabitant of the northern European region of Lapland.
a Laplander in his native costume
Example sentencesExamples
- For centuries, in cultures as diverse as Laplanders and Aborigines, dogs have been man's best friend.
- Esther was living in Norway with her husband, a Laplander she met in Australia.
- The origins of this winter sport trace back to Scandinavia, where native Laplanders held onto reins of reindeer as a mode of transportation.

Definition of Laplander in US English:

Laplander

nounˈlapˌlandərˈlæpˌlændər

A native or inhabitant of the northern European region of Lapland.
a Laplander in his native costume
Example sentencesExamples
- Esther was living in Norway with her husband, a Laplander she met in Australia.
- The origins of this winter sport trace back to Scandinavia, where native Laplanders held onto reins of reindeer as a mode of transportation.
- For centuries, in cultures as diverse as Laplanders and Aborigines, dogs have been man's best friend.

单词	Laplander
释义	Definition of Laplander in English: Laplander noun ˈlaplandəˈlæpˌlændər A native or inhabitant of the northern European region of Lapland. a Laplander in his native costume Example sentencesExamples For centuries, in cultures as diverse as Laplanders and Aborigines, dogs have been man's best friend. Esther was living in Norway with her husband, a Laplander she met in Australia. The origins of this winter sport trace back to Scandinavia, where native Laplanders held onto reins of reindeer as a mode of transportation. Definition of Laplander in US English: Laplander nounˈlapˌlandərˈlæpˌlændər A native or inhabitant of the northern European region of Lapland. a Laplander in his native costume Example sentencesExamples Esther was living in Norway with her husband, a Laplander she met in Australia. The origins of this winter sport trace back to Scandinavia, where native Laplanders held onto reins of reindeer as a mode of transportation. For centuries, in cultures as diverse as Laplanders and Aborigines, dogs have been man's best friend.
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