Definition of Styrian in English:

Styrian

adjective ˈstɪrɪənˈstɪriən

Relating to or characteristic of the Austrian state of Styria or its inhabitants.
a small Styrian village
Example sentencesExamples
- Styrian wine is one of best wines in the world.
- The track is perched on a hillside in the glorious Styrian mountains.
- He plays the accordion and the Styrian traditional harmonica and is a rising star of the European music scene.
- Once the drivers had enjoyed the view, they stopped off for a snack and sampled some Styrian delicacies.
- This means that this oil is made of the most authentic and the purest seeds that belong to the Styrian Region of Austria.

noun ˈstɪrɪənˈstɪriən

A native or inhabitant of the Austrian state of Styria.
Styrians have fine swimming pools in most towns and resorts
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1910, this Habsburg crownland was inhabited by roughly one million German-speaking Styrians and 400,000 Slovenes.
- Although this alphabet was used in Jansenist religious and school books from 1826, it was not accepted by Styrians or Carinthians.
- Maria Theresa, not wanting to offend the Styrians and respecting their tradition of defending the frontiers, allowed them to keep the armoury.
- Franz was a Styrian by birth, and, at the time of the event, he was a young man considerably under thirty.

Definition of Styrian in US English:

Styrian

adjectiveˈstɪriənˈstirēən

Relating to or characteristic of the Austrian state of Styria or its inhabitants.
a small Styrian village
Example sentencesExamples
- He plays the accordion and the Styrian traditional harmonica and is a rising star of the European music scene.
- Styrian wine is one of best wines in the world.
- The track is perched on a hillside in the glorious Styrian mountains.
- Once the drivers had enjoyed the view, they stopped off for a snack and sampled some Styrian delicacies.
- This means that this oil is made of the most authentic and the purest seeds that belong to the Styrian Region of Austria.

nounˈstɪriənˈstirēən

A native or inhabitant of the Austrian state of Styria.
Styrians have fine swimming pools in most towns and resorts
Example sentencesExamples
- Although this alphabet was used in Jansenist religious and school books from 1826, it was not accepted by Styrians or Carinthians.
- In 1910, this Habsburg crownland was inhabited by roughly one million German-speaking Styrians and 400,000 Slovenes.
- Maria Theresa, not wanting to offend the Styrians and respecting their tradition of defending the frontiers, allowed them to keep the armoury.
- Franz was a Styrian by birth, and, at the time of the event, he was a young man considerably under thirty.

单词	Styrian
释义	Definition of Styrian in English: Styrian adjective ˈstɪrɪənˈstɪriən Relating to or characteristic of the Austrian state of Styria or its inhabitants. a small Styrian village Example sentencesExamples Styrian wine is one of best wines in the world. The track is perched on a hillside in the glorious Styrian mountains. He plays the accordion and the Styrian traditional harmonica and is a rising star of the European music scene. Once the drivers had enjoyed the view, they stopped off for a snack and sampled some Styrian delicacies. This means that this oil is made of the most authentic and the purest seeds that belong to the Styrian Region of Austria. noun ˈstɪrɪənˈstɪriən A native or inhabitant of the Austrian state of Styria. Styrians have fine swimming pools in most towns and resorts Example sentencesExamples In 1910, this Habsburg crownland was inhabited by roughly one million German-speaking Styrians and 400,000 Slovenes. Although this alphabet was used in Jansenist religious and school books from 1826, it was not accepted by Styrians or Carinthians. Maria Theresa, not wanting to offend the Styrians and respecting their tradition of defending the frontiers, allowed them to keep the armoury. Franz was a Styrian by birth, and, at the time of the event, he was a young man considerably under thirty. Definition of Styrian in US English: Styrian adjectiveˈstɪriənˈstirēən Relating to or characteristic of the Austrian state of Styria or its inhabitants. a small Styrian village Example sentencesExamples He plays the accordion and the Styrian traditional harmonica and is a rising star of the European music scene. Styrian wine is one of best wines in the world. The track is perched on a hillside in the glorious Styrian mountains. Once the drivers had enjoyed the view, they stopped off for a snack and sampled some Styrian delicacies. This means that this oil is made of the most authentic and the purest seeds that belong to the Styrian Region of Austria. nounˈstɪriənˈstirēən A native or inhabitant of the Austrian state of Styria. Styrians have fine swimming pools in most towns and resorts Example sentencesExamples Although this alphabet was used in Jansenist religious and school books from 1826, it was not accepted by Styrians or Carinthians. In 1910, this Habsburg crownland was inhabited by roughly one million German-speaking Styrians and 400,000 Slovenes. Maria Theresa, not wanting to offend the Styrians and respecting their tradition of defending the frontiers, allowed them to keep the armoury. Franz was a Styrian by birth, and, at the time of the event, he was a young man considerably under thirty.
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