Definition of Latin American in English:

Latin American

adjective latɪn əˈmɛrɪk(ə)nˈlætn əˈmɛrəkən

Relating to or characteristic of Latin America or its inhabitants.
nine separate tales from within Latin American culture
Example sentencesExamples
- This art fair is more local, primarily comprising US and Latin American participants.
- Her teaching and research interests include Latin American film-making and literature, on which she has published journal articles and book chapters.
- She is the curator of Latin American art at the museum.
- The novels of the Latin American boom have many traits in common.
- One wonders what will this mean for the latest bright spark from the surging Latin American cinema.
- The gallery exhibits both contemporary US and Latin American artists in a mix that depends on the venue.
- As US and Latin American writers continue to express an interest in the topic of apocalypse, they register the ongoing hold of European traditions on the Americas.
- A cold winter's day requires something dark and slow, whereas customers love Latin American when the sun comes out.
- Her book depicts the micro-cosmos of the Latin American Indians during the last three decades.
- The agency has been instructing its Latin American and Third World allies in these practices for decades.

noun latɪn əˈmɛrɪk(ə)nˈlætn əˈmɛrəkən

A native or inhabitant of the region of Latin America.
the new location has helped attract many more Latin Americans
Example sentencesExamples
- To a Latin American, it might mean coaxing life from marginal soil that becomes more degraded with every planting.
- The manual lists some disorders specifically afflicting Latin Americans.
- The dozens of idealistic Latin Americans who had already died seeking to emulate his example became thousands over the next decade.
- Many Puerto Ricans have a unique tendency among Latin Americans to drop the's' sound in casual conversation.
- In the same year, seven million more Latin Americans joined the ranks of the absolutely poor.
- My party of eight would be made up of six Canadians, a European, and a Latin American.
- It tells the story of a Latin American who came to the United States during the Vietnam War.
- His big plus is that there has never been a Latin American running the WTO.
- Salvadorans wear the same Western-style clothing worn by most Latin Americans who are not culturally Indian.
- The struggle for human rights has been a long road for Latin Americans.

Definition of Latin American in US English:

Latin American

adjectiveˈlætn əˈmɛrəkənˈlatn əˈmerəkən

Relating to or characteristic of Latin America or its inhabitants.
nine separate tales from within Latin American culture
Example sentencesExamples
- The agency has been instructing its Latin American and Third World allies in these practices for decades.
- She is the curator of Latin American art at the museum.
- The gallery exhibits both contemporary US and Latin American artists in a mix that depends on the venue.
- Her book depicts the micro-cosmos of the Latin American Indians during the last three decades.
- This art fair is more local, primarily comprising US and Latin American participants.
- The novels of the Latin American boom have many traits in common.
- One wonders what will this mean for the latest bright spark from the surging Latin American cinema.
- A cold winter's day requires something dark and slow, whereas customers love Latin American when the sun comes out.
- As US and Latin American writers continue to express an interest in the topic of apocalypse, they register the ongoing hold of European traditions on the Americas.
- Her teaching and research interests include Latin American film-making and literature, on which she has published journal articles and book chapters.

nounˈlætn əˈmɛrəkənˈlatn əˈmerəkən

A native or inhabitant of the region of Latin America.
the new location has helped attract many more Latin Americans
Example sentencesExamples
- Many Puerto Ricans have a unique tendency among Latin Americans to drop the's' sound in casual conversation.
- Salvadorans wear the same Western-style clothing worn by most Latin Americans who are not culturally Indian.
- His big plus is that there has never been a Latin American running the WTO.
- The manual lists some disorders specifically afflicting Latin Americans.
- To a Latin American, it might mean coaxing life from marginal soil that becomes more degraded with every planting.
- In the same year, seven million more Latin Americans joined the ranks of the absolutely poor.
- The dozens of idealistic Latin Americans who had already died seeking to emulate his example became thousands over the next decade.
- It tells the story of a Latin American who came to the United States during the Vietnam War.
- My party of eight would be made up of six Canadians, a European, and a Latin American.
- The struggle for human rights has been a long road for Latin Americans.

单词	Latin American
释义	Definition of Latin American in English: Latin American adjective latɪn əˈmɛrɪk(ə)nˈlætn əˈmɛrəkən Relating to or characteristic of Latin America or its inhabitants. nine separate tales from within Latin American culture Example sentencesExamples This art fair is more local, primarily comprising US and Latin American participants. Her teaching and research interests include Latin American film-making and literature, on which she has published journal articles and book chapters. She is the curator of Latin American art at the museum. The novels of the Latin American boom have many traits in common. One wonders what will this mean for the latest bright spark from the surging Latin American cinema. The gallery exhibits both contemporary US and Latin American artists in a mix that depends on the venue. As US and Latin American writers continue to express an interest in the topic of apocalypse, they register the ongoing hold of European traditions on the Americas. A cold winter's day requires something dark and slow, whereas customers love Latin American when the sun comes out. Her book depicts the micro-cosmos of the Latin American Indians during the last three decades. The agency has been instructing its Latin American and Third World allies in these practices for decades. noun latɪn əˈmɛrɪk(ə)nˈlætn əˈmɛrəkən A native or inhabitant of the region of Latin America. the new location has helped attract many more Latin Americans Example sentencesExamples To a Latin American, it might mean coaxing life from marginal soil that becomes more degraded with every planting. The manual lists some disorders specifically afflicting Latin Americans. The dozens of idealistic Latin Americans who had already died seeking to emulate his example became thousands over the next decade. Many Puerto Ricans have a unique tendency among Latin Americans to drop the's' sound in casual conversation. In the same year, seven million more Latin Americans joined the ranks of the absolutely poor. My party of eight would be made up of six Canadians, a European, and a Latin American. It tells the story of a Latin American who came to the United States during the Vietnam War. His big plus is that there has never been a Latin American running the WTO. Salvadorans wear the same Western-style clothing worn by most Latin Americans who are not culturally Indian. The struggle for human rights has been a long road for Latin Americans. Definition of Latin American in US English: Latin American adjectiveˈlætn əˈmɛrəkənˈlatn əˈmerəkən Relating to or characteristic of Latin America or its inhabitants. nine separate tales from within Latin American culture Example sentencesExamples The agency has been instructing its Latin American and Third World allies in these practices for decades. She is the curator of Latin American art at the museum. The gallery exhibits both contemporary US and Latin American artists in a mix that depends on the venue. Her book depicts the micro-cosmos of the Latin American Indians during the last three decades. This art fair is more local, primarily comprising US and Latin American participants. The novels of the Latin American boom have many traits in common. One wonders what will this mean for the latest bright spark from the surging Latin American cinema. A cold winter's day requires something dark and slow, whereas customers love Latin American when the sun comes out. As US and Latin American writers continue to express an interest in the topic of apocalypse, they register the ongoing hold of European traditions on the Americas. Her teaching and research interests include Latin American film-making and literature, on which she has published journal articles and book chapters. nounˈlætn əˈmɛrəkənˈlatn əˈmerəkən A native or inhabitant of the region of Latin America. the new location has helped attract many more Latin Americans Example sentencesExamples Many Puerto Ricans have a unique tendency among Latin Americans to drop the's' sound in casual conversation. Salvadorans wear the same Western-style clothing worn by most Latin Americans who are not culturally Indian. His big plus is that there has never been a Latin American running the WTO. The manual lists some disorders specifically afflicting Latin Americans. To a Latin American, it might mean coaxing life from marginal soil that becomes more degraded with every planting. In the same year, seven million more Latin Americans joined the ranks of the absolutely poor. The dozens of idealistic Latin Americans who had already died seeking to emulate his example became thousands over the next decade. It tells the story of a Latin American who came to the United States during the Vietnam War. My party of eight would be made up of six Canadians, a European, and a Latin American. The struggle for human rights has been a long road for Latin Americans.
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