Definition of Belgian in English:

Belgian

adjective ˈbɛldʒ(ə)nˈbɛldʒən

Relating to Belgium.
（与）比利时（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- He paused before a tray of Belgian chocolates, and examined them carefully.
- They broadcast a film on Belgian television last week from which the clip above was taken.
- However, under Belgian law couples must take part in a civil ceremony prior to any church service.
- Hobeika said he was willing to testify in the lawsuit and met Belgian officials yesterday.
- She found a historical film made in 1959 by Belgian missionaries and took it to Rwanda.
- There were, though, Belgian police officers on the majority of the steps between the supporters.
- Homemade chocolate brulée made with Belgian chocolate - well, who could resist?
- The bureau is confident of attracting more Dutch, German and Belgian visitors.
- Now the production team, which is mainly comprised of Belgian engineers, is offering to rent out demo models.
- He was a bit crude and matter-of-fact in his dialogue, though he did promise me a box of Belgian chocolates.
- It was set up in 1973 as a non-profit-making organization under Belgian law.
- We believe the decision was highly influenced by Belgian politics.
- There's a good selection of Belgian beers.
- The ship later came free with the rising tide and was anchored in Belgian waters for a damage inspection.
- They also owned a van with British registration plates found by Belgian police at the scene.
- I've found Belgian guests like their own space and don't like questions.
- Recent information suggests that the game is in fact of Belgian origin.
- I like Belgian chocolates but I'd soon get sick of eating them all day.
- Their actions led to them being filmed by Belgian television crews.
- Once in 1961 after they were married, and twice years later during a period of Belgian marriage guidance.

noun ˈbɛldʒ(ə)nˈbɛldʒən

A native or inhabitant of Belgium, or a person of Belgian descent.
比利时人，比利时裔
Example sentencesExamples
- As Belgians became emphatically European, their own national identity was increasingly under question.
- The only effect would be a lot more miserable Belgians.
- Last Tuesday, December 14th, the spotlight was on some Belgians who have come to work in Ireland.
- After the Second World War many Belgians and Italians came to France to rebuild.
- Russians and Belgians had their shops smashed if they were in the way of the mob or went unrecognized as allies.
- The Danes, Belgians and Italians are more relaxed still with their working weeks of fewer than 39 hours.
- Yet in a 1952 referendum the Belgians voted in favour of keeping the monarchy.
- Olivier explained that village carvers had made the sculptures in response to orders from Belgians.
- The legal system is based on traditional tribal customs and the German and French models introduced by the Belgians.
- Tomorrow play begins at 9:30 as the Belgians have to catch a flight home.
- Suddenly the Belgians are exciting and confident and the nation is daring to hope once more.
- The Belgians sponsored a compromise which attempted to address linguistic sensitivities.
- But the Belgians refused to believe that he was serious about relinquishing their nationality.
- Both of the Belgians are on the comeback trail having spent last year struggling with injury or illness.
- And also she has scoured the world to see what successful countries like the Russians and the Belgians are doing.
- What this says about the Belgians relative to the Dutch, I don't know.
- They reported that the fatalities also include three Danes, two Swedes, two Belgians and one French.
- The award is rarely received by foreign nationals and the pair are the first Belgians to be honoured in this way.
- The French and Spanish then came through and in an exciting finish the Belgians held off a comeback by the Irish to take the bronze.
- On the surface the discussions between the French and Belgians were cordial, but in reality each side was suspicious of the other.

Definition of Belgian in US English:

Belgian

adjectiveˈbeljənˈbɛldʒən

Relating to Belgium.
（与）比利时（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- They broadcast a film on Belgian television last week from which the clip above was taken.
- Once in 1961 after they were married, and twice years later during a period of Belgian marriage guidance.
- There's a good selection of Belgian beers.
- He was a bit crude and matter-of-fact in his dialogue, though he did promise me a box of Belgian chocolates.
- There were, though, Belgian police officers on the majority of the steps between the supporters.
- The ship later came free with the rising tide and was anchored in Belgian waters for a damage inspection.
- Their actions led to them being filmed by Belgian television crews.
- I've found Belgian guests like their own space and don't like questions.
- We believe the decision was highly influenced by Belgian politics.
- Recent information suggests that the game is in fact of Belgian origin.
- Hobeika said he was willing to testify in the lawsuit and met Belgian officials yesterday.
- They also owned a van with British registration plates found by Belgian police at the scene.
- He paused before a tray of Belgian chocolates, and examined them carefully.
- The bureau is confident of attracting more Dutch, German and Belgian visitors.
- Homemade chocolate brulée made with Belgian chocolate - well, who could resist?
- Now the production team, which is mainly comprised of Belgian engineers, is offering to rent out demo models.
- She found a historical film made in 1959 by Belgian missionaries and took it to Rwanda.
- It was set up in 1973 as a non-profit-making organization under Belgian law.
- I like Belgian chocolates but I'd soon get sick of eating them all day.
- However, under Belgian law couples must take part in a civil ceremony prior to any church service.

nounˈbeljənˈbɛldʒən

A native or inhabitant of Belgium, or a person of Belgian descent.
比利时人，比利时裔
Example sentencesExamples
- Last Tuesday, December 14th, the spotlight was on some Belgians who have come to work in Ireland.
- Russians and Belgians had their shops smashed if they were in the way of the mob or went unrecognized as allies.
- Yet in a 1952 referendum the Belgians voted in favour of keeping the monarchy.
- They reported that the fatalities also include three Danes, two Swedes, two Belgians and one French.
- Olivier explained that village carvers had made the sculptures in response to orders from Belgians.
- What this says about the Belgians relative to the Dutch, I don't know.
- As Belgians became emphatically European, their own national identity was increasingly under question.
- Tomorrow play begins at 9:30 as the Belgians have to catch a flight home.
- The Belgians sponsored a compromise which attempted to address linguistic sensitivities.
- The only effect would be a lot more miserable Belgians.
- The Danes, Belgians and Italians are more relaxed still with their working weeks of fewer than 39 hours.
- The French and Spanish then came through and in an exciting finish the Belgians held off a comeback by the Irish to take the bronze.
- And also she has scoured the world to see what successful countries like the Russians and the Belgians are doing.
- After the Second World War many Belgians and Italians came to France to rebuild.
- Suddenly the Belgians are exciting and confident and the nation is daring to hope once more.
- Both of the Belgians are on the comeback trail having spent last year struggling with injury or illness.
- The award is rarely received by foreign nationals and the pair are the first Belgians to be honoured in this way.
- But the Belgians refused to believe that he was serious about relinquishing their nationality.
- The legal system is based on traditional tribal customs and the German and French models introduced by the Belgians.
- On the surface the discussions between the French and Belgians were cordial, but in reality each side was suspicious of the other.

单词	Belgian
释义	Definition of Belgian in English: Belgian adjective ˈbɛldʒ(ə)nˈbɛldʒən Relating to Belgium. （与）比利时（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples He paused before a tray of Belgian chocolates, and examined them carefully. They broadcast a film on Belgian television last week from which the clip above was taken. However, under Belgian law couples must take part in a civil ceremony prior to any church service. Hobeika said he was willing to testify in the lawsuit and met Belgian officials yesterday. She found a historical film made in 1959 by Belgian missionaries and took it to Rwanda. There were, though, Belgian police officers on the majority of the steps between the supporters. Homemade chocolate brulée made with Belgian chocolate - well, who could resist? The bureau is confident of attracting more Dutch, German and Belgian visitors. Now the production team, which is mainly comprised of Belgian engineers, is offering to rent out demo models. He was a bit crude and matter-of-fact in his dialogue, though he did promise me a box of Belgian chocolates. It was set up in 1973 as a non-profit-making organization under Belgian law. We believe the decision was highly influenced by Belgian politics. There's a good selection of Belgian beers. The ship later came free with the rising tide and was anchored in Belgian waters for a damage inspection. They also owned a van with British registration plates found by Belgian police at the scene. I've found Belgian guests like their own space and don't like questions. Recent information suggests that the game is in fact of Belgian origin. I like Belgian chocolates but I'd soon get sick of eating them all day. Their actions led to them being filmed by Belgian television crews. Once in 1961 after they were married, and twice years later during a period of Belgian marriage guidance. noun ˈbɛldʒ(ə)nˈbɛldʒən A native or inhabitant of Belgium, or a person of Belgian descent. 比利时人，比利时裔 Example sentencesExamples As Belgians became emphatically European, their own national identity was increasingly under question. The only effect would be a lot more miserable Belgians. Last Tuesday, December 14th, the spotlight was on some Belgians who have come to work in Ireland. After the Second World War many Belgians and Italians came to France to rebuild. Russians and Belgians had their shops smashed if they were in the way of the mob or went unrecognized as allies. The Danes, Belgians and Italians are more relaxed still with their working weeks of fewer than 39 hours. Yet in a 1952 referendum the Belgians voted in favour of keeping the monarchy. Olivier explained that village carvers had made the sculptures in response to orders from Belgians. The legal system is based on traditional tribal customs and the German and French models introduced by the Belgians. Tomorrow play begins at 9:30 as the Belgians have to catch a flight home. Suddenly the Belgians are exciting and confident and the nation is daring to hope once more. The Belgians sponsored a compromise which attempted to address linguistic sensitivities. But the Belgians refused to believe that he was serious about relinquishing their nationality. Both of the Belgians are on the comeback trail having spent last year struggling with injury or illness. And also she has scoured the world to see what successful countries like the Russians and the Belgians are doing. What this says about the Belgians relative to the Dutch, I don't know. They reported that the fatalities also include three Danes, two Swedes, two Belgians and one French. The award is rarely received by foreign nationals and the pair are the first Belgians to be honoured in this way. The French and Spanish then came through and in an exciting finish the Belgians held off a comeback by the Irish to take the bronze. On the surface the discussions between the French and Belgians were cordial, but in reality each side was suspicious of the other. Definition of Belgian in US English: Belgian adjectiveˈbeljənˈbɛldʒən Relating to Belgium. （与）比利时（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples They broadcast a film on Belgian television last week from which the clip above was taken. Once in 1961 after they were married, and twice years later during a period of Belgian marriage guidance. There's a good selection of Belgian beers. He was a bit crude and matter-of-fact in his dialogue, though he did promise me a box of Belgian chocolates. There were, though, Belgian police officers on the majority of the steps between the supporters. The ship later came free with the rising tide and was anchored in Belgian waters for a damage inspection. Their actions led to them being filmed by Belgian television crews. I've found Belgian guests like their own space and don't like questions. We believe the decision was highly influenced by Belgian politics. Recent information suggests that the game is in fact of Belgian origin. Hobeika said he was willing to testify in the lawsuit and met Belgian officials yesterday. They also owned a van with British registration plates found by Belgian police at the scene. He paused before a tray of Belgian chocolates, and examined them carefully. The bureau is confident of attracting more Dutch, German and Belgian visitors. Homemade chocolate brulée made with Belgian chocolate - well, who could resist? Now the production team, which is mainly comprised of Belgian engineers, is offering to rent out demo models. She found a historical film made in 1959 by Belgian missionaries and took it to Rwanda. It was set up in 1973 as a non-profit-making organization under Belgian law. I like Belgian chocolates but I'd soon get sick of eating them all day. However, under Belgian law couples must take part in a civil ceremony prior to any church service. nounˈbeljənˈbɛldʒən A native or inhabitant of Belgium, or a person of Belgian descent. 比利时人，比利时裔 Example sentencesExamples Last Tuesday, December 14th, the spotlight was on some Belgians who have come to work in Ireland. Russians and Belgians had their shops smashed if they were in the way of the mob or went unrecognized as allies. Yet in a 1952 referendum the Belgians voted in favour of keeping the monarchy. They reported that the fatalities also include three Danes, two Swedes, two Belgians and one French. Olivier explained that village carvers had made the sculptures in response to orders from Belgians. What this says about the Belgians relative to the Dutch, I don't know. As Belgians became emphatically European, their own national identity was increasingly under question. Tomorrow play begins at 9:30 as the Belgians have to catch a flight home. The Belgians sponsored a compromise which attempted to address linguistic sensitivities. The only effect would be a lot more miserable Belgians. The Danes, Belgians and Italians are more relaxed still with their working weeks of fewer than 39 hours. The French and Spanish then came through and in an exciting finish the Belgians held off a comeback by the Irish to take the bronze. And also she has scoured the world to see what successful countries like the Russians and the Belgians are doing. After the Second World War many Belgians and Italians came to France to rebuild. Suddenly the Belgians are exciting and confident and the nation is daring to hope once more. Both of the Belgians are on the comeback trail having spent last year struggling with injury or illness. The award is rarely received by foreign nationals and the pair are the first Belgians to be honoured in this way. But the Belgians refused to believe that he was serious about relinquishing their nationality. The legal system is based on traditional tribal customs and the German and French models introduced by the Belgians. On the surface the discussions between the French and Belgians were cordial, but in reality each side was suspicious of the other.
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