Definition of Arabist in English:

Arabist

noun ˈarəbɪstˈɛrəbəst

1A person who studies Arabic civilization or language.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is a novelist and an Arabist whose scholarship leads him into intriguing discussions.
- In casting off Western civilization, Thesiger gained admittance to one of the most elite and self-consciously literary tribes in modern English writing - the British Arabists.
- ‘Journalists on both sides make editorial decisions based on their culture,’ says Hugh Miles, an Oxford-educated Arabist and author of a recently published book.
- Traveller, Arabist, and great Victorian outsider, Burton joined the Indian army in 1842.
- He is among the best of the Western reporters now in the Middle East in part because he is an Arabist.
1. 1.1 A person who supports Arab nationalism or political interests.
  Example sentencesExamples
  However, in a deeply philosophical sense, the actions of both the Arabists in the Arab world and the Unionists in Turkey were an expression of a larger problem: the decay and final disintegration of the Ottoman empire.
  Napoleon hired a group of Arabs and Arabists who would translate a series of pronouncements.
  Too bad his analysis is rejected, out of hand, by most Arabists.
  But as they claim Arab descent and an Arab cultural identity, they make a convenient local ally for the Arabists.

adjective ˈarəbɪstˈɛrəbəst

Relating to Arabic civilization or language.

Definition of Arabist in US English:

Arabist

nounˈɛrəbəstˈerəbəst

1A person who studies Arabic civilization or language.
Example sentencesExamples
- In casting off Western civilization, Thesiger gained admittance to one of the most elite and self-consciously literary tribes in modern English writing - the British Arabists.
- He is a novelist and an Arabist whose scholarship leads him into intriguing discussions.
- ‘Journalists on both sides make editorial decisions based on their culture,’ says Hugh Miles, an Oxford-educated Arabist and author of a recently published book.
- Traveller, Arabist, and great Victorian outsider, Burton joined the Indian army in 1842.
- He is among the best of the Western reporters now in the Middle East in part because he is an Arabist.
1. 1.1 A person who supports Arab nationalism or political interests.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But as they claim Arab descent and an Arab cultural identity, they make a convenient local ally for the Arabists.
  Napoleon hired a group of Arabs and Arabists who would translate a series of pronouncements.
  Too bad his analysis is rejected, out of hand, by most Arabists.
  However, in a deeply philosophical sense, the actions of both the Arabists in the Arab world and the Unionists in Turkey were an expression of a larger problem: the decay and final disintegration of the Ottoman empire.

adjectiveˈɛrəbəstˈerəbəst

Relating to Arabic civilization or language.

单词	Arabist
释义	Definition of Arabist in English: Arabist noun ˈarəbɪstˈɛrəbəst 1A person who studies Arabic civilization or language. Example sentencesExamples He is a novelist and an Arabist whose scholarship leads him into intriguing discussions. In casting off Western civilization, Thesiger gained admittance to one of the most elite and self-consciously literary tribes in modern English writing - the British Arabists. ‘Journalists on both sides make editorial decisions based on their culture,’ says Hugh Miles, an Oxford-educated Arabist and author of a recently published book. Traveller, Arabist, and great Victorian outsider, Burton joined the Indian army in 1842. He is among the best of the Western reporters now in the Middle East in part because he is an Arabist. 1.1 A person who supports Arab nationalism or political interests. Example sentencesExamples However, in a deeply philosophical sense, the actions of both the Arabists in the Arab world and the Unionists in Turkey were an expression of a larger problem: the decay and final disintegration of the Ottoman empire. Napoleon hired a group of Arabs and Arabists who would translate a series of pronouncements. Too bad his analysis is rejected, out of hand, by most Arabists. But as they claim Arab descent and an Arab cultural identity, they make a convenient local ally for the Arabists. adjective ˈarəbɪstˈɛrəbəst Relating to Arabic civilization or language. Definition of Arabist in US English: Arabist nounˈɛrəbəstˈerəbəst 1A person who studies Arabic civilization or language. Example sentencesExamples In casting off Western civilization, Thesiger gained admittance to one of the most elite and self-consciously literary tribes in modern English writing - the British Arabists. He is a novelist and an Arabist whose scholarship leads him into intriguing discussions. ‘Journalists on both sides make editorial decisions based on their culture,’ says Hugh Miles, an Oxford-educated Arabist and author of a recently published book. Traveller, Arabist, and great Victorian outsider, Burton joined the Indian army in 1842. He is among the best of the Western reporters now in the Middle East in part because he is an Arabist. 1.1 A person who supports Arab nationalism or political interests. Example sentencesExamples But as they claim Arab descent and an Arab cultural identity, they make a convenient local ally for the Arabists. Napoleon hired a group of Arabs and Arabists who would translate a series of pronouncements. Too bad his analysis is rejected, out of hand, by most Arabists. However, in a deeply philosophical sense, the actions of both the Arabists in the Arab world and the Unionists in Turkey were an expression of a larger problem: the decay and final disintegration of the Ottoman empire. adjectiveˈɛrəbəstˈerəbəst Relating to Arabic civilization or language.
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