Definition of Francophobe in English:

Francophobe

noun ˈfraŋkə(ʊ)fəʊbˈfræŋkəfoʊb

A person having a strong dislike of France or the French.
even a Francophobe like you can pronounce the word
as modifier this is what my Francophobe friends say
Example sentencesExamples
- The atmosphere was genuinely cordial, apart from the dyspeptic comments of Francophobes like the MP who dismissed the whole affair as 'Frog week'.
- Beckett, a fervent Francophobe, tore down the mansion and built a house that was lost in a fire in 1985.
- The Presbyterian medical missionary had a reputation among French colonists as a ferocious Francophobe.
- Dean's statement is an attempt to win points with know-nothing Francophobes.
- Actually, Americans need to work at this even harder than we do, particularly the Francophobes among them.
- I'm no Francophobe; I love the country, the charming people, and the relaxed attitude to working.
- Watching the way he negotiates buck-passing French bureaucracy ought to resonate with disgruntled expats and Francophobes.
- And so the fervent Francophiles of not-yet-Germany were transformed into even more fervent Francophobes.
- Andrews was a sometime Francophobe who worried that luxury and vice were on the rise.
- Ordinarily I'm a Francophobe, but on this occasion, well done those French.

Derivatives

Francophobia

noun ˌfraŋkə(ʊ)ˈfəʊbiəˌfræŋkəˈfoʊbiə

mass noun

Strong dislike of or prejudice against France or the French.
the chair of the history department made no great secret of his Francophobia
Example sentencesExamples
- This wave of Francophobia is accompanied by classic negative stereotypes.
- Of course there is more going on here than a mild display of unwarranted Francophobia.
- However, Gardiner's Francophobia would doubtless have led him to support English intervention in the war between France and the empire.

Definition of Francophobe in US English:

Francophobe

nounˈfræŋkəfoʊbˈfraNGkəfōb

A person having a strong dislike of France or the French.
even a Francophobe like you can pronounce the word
as modifier this is what my Francophobe friends say
Example sentencesExamples
- Dean's statement is an attempt to win points with know-nothing Francophobes.
- Andrews was a sometime Francophobe who worried that luxury and vice were on the rise.
- Actually, Americans need to work at this even harder than we do, particularly the Francophobes among them.
- The atmosphere was genuinely cordial, apart from the dyspeptic comments of Francophobes like the MP who dismissed the whole affair as 'Frog week'.
- Beckett, a fervent Francophobe, tore down the mansion and built a house that was lost in a fire in 1985.
- Ordinarily I'm a Francophobe, but on this occasion, well done those French.
- And so the fervent Francophiles of not-yet-Germany were transformed into even more fervent Francophobes.
- Watching the way he negotiates buck-passing French bureaucracy ought to resonate with disgruntled expats and Francophobes.
- The Presbyterian medical missionary had a reputation among French colonists as a ferocious Francophobe.
- I'm no Francophobe; I love the country, the charming people, and the relaxed attitude to working.

单词	Francophobe
释义	Definition of Francophobe in English: Francophobe noun ˈfraŋkə(ʊ)fəʊbˈfræŋkəfoʊb A person having a strong dislike of France or the French. even a Francophobe like you can pronounce the word as modifier this is what my Francophobe friends say Example sentencesExamples The atmosphere was genuinely cordial, apart from the dyspeptic comments of Francophobes like the MP who dismissed the whole affair as 'Frog week'. Beckett, a fervent Francophobe, tore down the mansion and built a house that was lost in a fire in 1985. The Presbyterian medical missionary had a reputation among French colonists as a ferocious Francophobe. Dean's statement is an attempt to win points with know-nothing Francophobes. Actually, Americans need to work at this even harder than we do, particularly the Francophobes among them. I'm no Francophobe; I love the country, the charming people, and the relaxed attitude to working. Watching the way he negotiates buck-passing French bureaucracy ought to resonate with disgruntled expats and Francophobes. And so the fervent Francophiles of not-yet-Germany were transformed into even more fervent Francophobes. Andrews was a sometime Francophobe who worried that luxury and vice were on the rise. Ordinarily I'm a Francophobe, but on this occasion, well done those French. Derivatives Francophobia noun ˌfraŋkə(ʊ)ˈfəʊbiəˌfræŋkəˈfoʊbiə mass noun Strong dislike of or prejudice against France or the French. the chair of the history department made no great secret of his Francophobia Example sentencesExamples This wave of Francophobia is accompanied by classic negative stereotypes. Of course there is more going on here than a mild display of unwarranted Francophobia. However, Gardiner's Francophobia would doubtless have led him to support English intervention in the war between France and the empire. Definition of Francophobe in US English: Francophobe nounˈfræŋkəfoʊbˈfraNGkəfōb A person having a strong dislike of France or the French. even a Francophobe like you can pronounce the word as modifier this is what my Francophobe friends say Example sentencesExamples Dean's statement is an attempt to win points with know-nothing Francophobes. Andrews was a sometime Francophobe who worried that luxury and vice were on the rise. Actually, Americans need to work at this even harder than we do, particularly the Francophobes among them. The atmosphere was genuinely cordial, apart from the dyspeptic comments of Francophobes like the MP who dismissed the whole affair as 'Frog week'. Beckett, a fervent Francophobe, tore down the mansion and built a house that was lost in a fire in 1985. Ordinarily I'm a Francophobe, but on this occasion, well done those French. And so the fervent Francophiles of not-yet-Germany were transformed into even more fervent Francophobes. Watching the way he negotiates buck-passing French bureaucracy ought to resonate with disgruntled expats and Francophobes. The Presbyterian medical missionary had a reputation among French colonists as a ferocious Francophobe. I'm no Francophobe; I love the country, the charming people, and the relaxed attitude to working.
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