Definition of Antiguan in English:

Antiguan

adjectiveanˈtiːɡ(w)ən

Relating to or characteristic of the Caribbean island of Antigua or its people.
an outstanding Antiguan musician
Example sentencesExamples
- He has had battles with the Antiguan government over some of his property deals.
- Her novels, short stories, and essays provide a vivid portrait of the Antiguan people and way of life.
- If I were picking an Antiguan base for my boat, I'd choose Falmouth.
- Runaway Bay was once one of the most idyllic stretches of Antiguan shore, according to locals.
- The London hotel's managers were flown out to train the Antiguan staff.

nounanˈtiːɡ(w)ən

A native or inhabitant of the Caribbean island of Antigua.
her father was an Antiguan
Example sentencesExamples
- This branch of the family are the descendents of white as well as black Antiguans.
- The 33-year-old Antiguan passed 1000 runs in his 27th Test.
- The costume has versions for men and women, and is worn by many Antiguans and Barbudans on Heritage Day, the last business day before Independence Day, November 1.
- Jamaicans, Trinidadians, Antiguans, and others are often referred to collectively as West Indians.
- Her father, who was an Antiguan, and my parents had known each other all their lives.

Rhymes

Egan, freegan, Keegan, Regan, vegan

Definition of Antiguan in US English:

Antiguan

adjective

Relating to or characteristic of the Caribbean island of Antigua or its inhabitants.
an outstanding Antiguan musician
Example sentencesExamples
- The London hotel's managers were flown out to train the Antiguan staff.
- Runaway Bay was once one of the most idyllic stretches of Antiguan shore, according to locals.
- Her novels, short stories, and essays provide a vivid portrait of the Antiguan people and way of life.
- He has had battles with the Antiguan government over some of his property deals.
- If I were picking an Antiguan base for my boat, I'd choose Falmouth.

noun

A native or inhabitant of the Caribbean island of Antigua.
her father was an Antiguan
Example sentencesExamples
- This branch of the family are the descendents of white as well as black Antiguans.
- The 33-year-old Antiguan passed 1000 runs in his 27th Test.
- Her father, who was an Antiguan, and my parents had known each other all their lives.
- Jamaicans, Trinidadians, Antiguans, and others are often referred to collectively as West Indians.
- The costume has versions for men and women, and is worn by many Antiguans and Barbudans on Heritage Day, the last business day before Independence Day, November 1.

单词	Antiguan
释义	Definition of Antiguan in English: Antiguan adjectiveanˈtiːɡ(w)ən Relating to or characteristic of the Caribbean island of Antigua or its people. an outstanding Antiguan musician Example sentencesExamples He has had battles with the Antiguan government over some of his property deals. Her novels, short stories, and essays provide a vivid portrait of the Antiguan people and way of life. If I were picking an Antiguan base for my boat, I'd choose Falmouth. Runaway Bay was once one of the most idyllic stretches of Antiguan shore, according to locals. The London hotel's managers were flown out to train the Antiguan staff. nounanˈtiːɡ(w)ən A native or inhabitant of the Caribbean island of Antigua. her father was an Antiguan Example sentencesExamples This branch of the family are the descendents of white as well as black Antiguans. The 33-year-old Antiguan passed 1000 runs in his 27th Test. The costume has versions for men and women, and is worn by many Antiguans and Barbudans on Heritage Day, the last business day before Independence Day, November 1. Jamaicans, Trinidadians, Antiguans, and others are often referred to collectively as West Indians. Her father, who was an Antiguan, and my parents had known each other all their lives. Rhymes Egan, freegan, Keegan, Regan, vegan Definition of Antiguan in US English: Antiguan adjective Relating to or characteristic of the Caribbean island of Antigua or its inhabitants. an outstanding Antiguan musician Example sentencesExamples The London hotel's managers were flown out to train the Antiguan staff. Runaway Bay was once one of the most idyllic stretches of Antiguan shore, according to locals. Her novels, short stories, and essays provide a vivid portrait of the Antiguan people and way of life. He has had battles with the Antiguan government over some of his property deals. If I were picking an Antiguan base for my boat, I'd choose Falmouth. noun A native or inhabitant of the Caribbean island of Antigua. her father was an Antiguan Example sentencesExamples This branch of the family are the descendents of white as well as black Antiguans. The 33-year-old Antiguan passed 1000 runs in his 27th Test. Her father, who was an Antiguan, and my parents had known each other all their lives. Jamaicans, Trinidadians, Antiguans, and others are often referred to collectively as West Indians. The costume has versions for men and women, and is worn by many Antiguans and Barbudans on Heritage Day, the last business day before Independence Day, November 1.
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