Definition of Taswegian in English:

Taswegian

nountazˈwiːdʒən

Australian informal

A native or resident of Tasmania.
he stuck close to the other Taswegians at the club
Example sentencesExamples
- In late October, she finished second overall to a fellow Taswegian.
- Taswegians were able to retire their carrier pigeons at long last when the Apple Isle was connected to the rest of the nation by telephone.
- A number of themes familiar to all architects are also of concern to Taswegians.
- I can only assume the Taswegians have gotten away with this gross act of economic heresy because the eyes of economists are on larger markets.
- Taswegians are known as Apple Islanders.
- He's the Taswegian who was thrown out of the party for being a little too soft.
- In 1845, Taswegians everywhere busted open their mattresses to deposit their pennies in the Hobart Savings Bank on its first day of business.
- Taswegians have crossed the pond and are driving around dumbstruck at all the buildings more than two storeys high.
- It's easy to see where those jokes about Taswegians with close family ties come from.
- It would be like a Taswegian wondering why a Melbournian would need to go north in winter.

Origin

1950s: modelled on Glaswegian.

单词	Taswegian
释义	Definition of Taswegian in English: Taswegian nountazˈwiːdʒən Australian informal A native or resident of Tasmania. he stuck close to the other Taswegians at the club Example sentencesExamples In late October, she finished second overall to a fellow Taswegian. Taswegians were able to retire their carrier pigeons at long last when the Apple Isle was connected to the rest of the nation by telephone. A number of themes familiar to all architects are also of concern to Taswegians. I can only assume the Taswegians have gotten away with this gross act of economic heresy because the eyes of economists are on larger markets. Taswegians are known as Apple Islanders. He's the Taswegian who was thrown out of the party for being a little too soft. In 1845, Taswegians everywhere busted open their mattresses to deposit their pennies in the Hobart Savings Bank on its first day of business. Taswegians have crossed the pond and are driving around dumbstruck at all the buildings more than two storeys high. It's easy to see where those jokes about Taswegians with close family ties come from. It would be like a Taswegian wondering why a Melbournian would need to go north in winter. Origin 1950s: modelled on Glaswegian.
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