Definition of Ugandan in English:

Ugandan

adjective juːˈɡand(ə)njuˈɡændən

Relating to or characteristic of Uganda or its people.
we venture into a Ugandan rainforest
Example sentencesExamples
- Even the relatively posh hotel that she is staying at—all gleaming white—is not as posh as the first Ugandan hotel we see in the film.
- Ugandan artists are visiting Gloucestershire and are learning how to cast at the foundry.
- She saw "instant bonding" between the Ugandan teachers and the students they visited.
- He presently resumes his very sorry impression with a light touch of Ugandan accent about the o's.
- It was a popular night spot in the Ugandan capital of Kampana.

noun juːˈɡand(ə)njuˈɡændən

A native or inhabitant of Uganda, or a person of Ugandan descent.
the extended family continues to be important to Ugandans
Example sentencesExamples
- Most rural Ugandans concern themselves with their crops and animals, and practising their trades.
- Many Ugandans are incredibly generous with their time, and will always share resources like money and possessions around the family and the village.
- These Ugandans have a great ear for catchy tunes.
- A Ugandan by birth, he was working in Zanzibar.
- The Ugandans had lost their rhythm: it was no surprise when Rwanda scored in the second half.

Rhymes

abandon, Brandon, Rwandan

Definition of Ugandan in US English:

Ugandan

adjectivejuˈɡændənyo͞oˈɡandən

Relating to or characteristic of Uganda or its people.
we venture into a Ugandan rainforest
Example sentencesExamples
- He presently resumes his very sorry impression with a light touch of Ugandan accent about the o's.
- It was a popular night spot in the Ugandan capital of Kampana.
- Ugandan artists are visiting Gloucestershire and are learning how to cast at the foundry.
- Even the relatively posh hotel that she is staying at—all gleaming white—is not as posh as the first Ugandan hotel we see in the film.
- She saw "instant bonding" between the Ugandan teachers and the students they visited.

nounjuˈɡændənyo͞oˈɡandən

A native or inhabitant of Uganda, or a person of Ugandan descent.
the extended family continues to be important to Ugandans
Example sentencesExamples
- A Ugandan by birth, he was working in Zanzibar.
- Many Ugandans are incredibly generous with their time, and will always share resources like money and possessions around the family and the village.
- The Ugandans had lost their rhythm: it was no surprise when Rwanda scored in the second half.
- These Ugandans have a great ear for catchy tunes.
- Most rural Ugandans concern themselves with their crops and animals, and practising their trades.

单词	Ugandan
释义	Definition of Ugandan in English: Ugandan adjective juːˈɡand(ə)njuˈɡændən Relating to or characteristic of Uganda or its people. we venture into a Ugandan rainforest Example sentencesExamples Even the relatively posh hotel that she is staying at—all gleaming white—is not as posh as the first Ugandan hotel we see in the film. Ugandan artists are visiting Gloucestershire and are learning how to cast at the foundry. She saw "instant bonding" between the Ugandan teachers and the students they visited. He presently resumes his very sorry impression with a light touch of Ugandan accent about the o's. It was a popular night spot in the Ugandan capital of Kampana. noun juːˈɡand(ə)njuˈɡændən A native or inhabitant of Uganda, or a person of Ugandan descent. the extended family continues to be important to Ugandans Example sentencesExamples Most rural Ugandans concern themselves with their crops and animals, and practising their trades. Many Ugandans are incredibly generous with their time, and will always share resources like money and possessions around the family and the village. These Ugandans have a great ear for catchy tunes. A Ugandan by birth, he was working in Zanzibar. The Ugandans had lost their rhythm: it was no surprise when Rwanda scored in the second half. Rhymes abandon, Brandon, Rwandan Definition of Ugandan in US English: Ugandan adjectivejuˈɡændənyo͞oˈɡandən Relating to or characteristic of Uganda or its people. we venture into a Ugandan rainforest Example sentencesExamples He presently resumes his very sorry impression with a light touch of Ugandan accent about the o's. It was a popular night spot in the Ugandan capital of Kampana. Ugandan artists are visiting Gloucestershire and are learning how to cast at the foundry. Even the relatively posh hotel that she is staying at—all gleaming white—is not as posh as the first Ugandan hotel we see in the film. She saw "instant bonding" between the Ugandan teachers and the students they visited. nounjuˈɡændənyo͞oˈɡandən A native or inhabitant of Uganda, or a person of Ugandan descent. the extended family continues to be important to Ugandans Example sentencesExamples A Ugandan by birth, he was working in Zanzibar. Many Ugandans are incredibly generous with their time, and will always share resources like money and possessions around the family and the village. The Ugandans had lost their rhythm: it was no surprise when Rwanda scored in the second half. These Ugandans have a great ear for catchy tunes. Most rural Ugandans concern themselves with their crops and animals, and practising their trades.
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