Definition of Crimean in English:

Crimean

adjective krʌɪˈmiːənkraɪˈmiən

Relating to the Crimea or its people.
fine Crimean wines were passed around
Example sentencesExamples
- Then he went with his family to his Crimean dacha to take a short holiday.
- The Krym are from the Crimean peninsula of present-day Ukraine.
- This was his verdict on the lush sub-tropical vegetation of the exotic Crimean Riviera.
- Ukraine is mostly flat and sometimes hilly, with the Ukrainian Carpathian mountains in the south west and the Crimean mountains in the south.
- Parliament voted money for memorials to a few of the officers who died in the Napoleonic and Crimean conflicts.
- Queen Victoria described the Crimean conflict as 'popular beyond belief'.
- They easily defeated him, and forced him to retreat to his Crimean kingdom.
- In 1854, a fierce storm sank a French warship along with 38 merchant vessels in a Crimean port.
- The Crimean khanate, a vassal state of the Ottomans, succeeded the Golden Horde after 1475.
- I found myself, a 10-rouble bill in hand, in front of a kiosk selling the Crimean meat pasty.

noun krʌɪˈmiːənkraɪˈmiən

A native or inhabitant of the Crimea.
many Crimeans chose to boycott the poll
Example sentencesExamples
- The Crimeans are thus taking advantage of a loophole in the Constitution.
- Finally, two of the Crimeans showed up in Istanbul.
- Crimeans have been waiting for this day.

Rhymes

antipodean, Judaean, Korean

Definition of Crimean in US English:

Crimean

adjectivekrīˈmēənkraɪˈmiən

Relating to the Crimea or its people.
fine Crimean wines were passed around
Example sentencesExamples
- Parliament voted money for memorials to a few of the officers who died in the Napoleonic and Crimean conflicts.
- The Crimean khanate, a vassal state of the Ottomans, succeeded the Golden Horde after 1475.
- They easily defeated him, and forced him to retreat to his Crimean kingdom.
- The Krym are from the Crimean peninsula of present-day Ukraine.
- Then he went with his family to his Crimean dacha to take a short holiday.
- Ukraine is mostly flat and sometimes hilly, with the Ukrainian Carpathian mountains in the south west and the Crimean mountains in the south.
- Queen Victoria described the Crimean conflict as 'popular beyond belief'.
- In 1854, a fierce storm sank a French warship along with 38 merchant vessels in a Crimean port.
- This was his verdict on the lush sub-tropical vegetation of the exotic Crimean Riviera.
- I found myself, a 10-rouble bill in hand, in front of a kiosk selling the Crimean meat pasty.

nounkrīˈmēənkraɪˈmiən

A native or inhabitant of the Crimea.
many Crimeans chose to boycott the poll
Example sentencesExamples
- Crimeans have been waiting for this day.
- The Crimeans are thus taking advantage of a loophole in the Constitution.
- Finally, two of the Crimeans showed up in Istanbul.

单词	Crimean
释义	Definition of Crimean in English: Crimean adjective krʌɪˈmiːənkraɪˈmiən Relating to the Crimea or its people. fine Crimean wines were passed around Example sentencesExamples Then he went with his family to his Crimean dacha to take a short holiday. The Krym are from the Crimean peninsula of present-day Ukraine. This was his verdict on the lush sub-tropical vegetation of the exotic Crimean Riviera. Ukraine is mostly flat and sometimes hilly, with the Ukrainian Carpathian mountains in the south west and the Crimean mountains in the south. Parliament voted money for memorials to a few of the officers who died in the Napoleonic and Crimean conflicts. Queen Victoria described the Crimean conflict as 'popular beyond belief'. They easily defeated him, and forced him to retreat to his Crimean kingdom. In 1854, a fierce storm sank a French warship along with 38 merchant vessels in a Crimean port. The Crimean khanate, a vassal state of the Ottomans, succeeded the Golden Horde after 1475. I found myself, a 10-rouble bill in hand, in front of a kiosk selling the Crimean meat pasty. noun krʌɪˈmiːənkraɪˈmiən A native or inhabitant of the Crimea. many Crimeans chose to boycott the poll Example sentencesExamples The Crimeans are thus taking advantage of a loophole in the Constitution. Finally, two of the Crimeans showed up in Istanbul. Crimeans have been waiting for this day. Rhymes antipodean, Judaean, Korean Definition of Crimean in US English: Crimean adjectivekrīˈmēənkraɪˈmiən Relating to the Crimea or its people. fine Crimean wines were passed around Example sentencesExamples Parliament voted money for memorials to a few of the officers who died in the Napoleonic and Crimean conflicts. The Crimean khanate, a vassal state of the Ottomans, succeeded the Golden Horde after 1475. They easily defeated him, and forced him to retreat to his Crimean kingdom. The Krym are from the Crimean peninsula of present-day Ukraine. Then he went with his family to his Crimean dacha to take a short holiday. Ukraine is mostly flat and sometimes hilly, with the Ukrainian Carpathian mountains in the south west and the Crimean mountains in the south. Queen Victoria described the Crimean conflict as 'popular beyond belief'. In 1854, a fierce storm sank a French warship along with 38 merchant vessels in a Crimean port. This was his verdict on the lush sub-tropical vegetation of the exotic Crimean Riviera. I found myself, a 10-rouble bill in hand, in front of a kiosk selling the Crimean meat pasty. nounkrīˈmēənkraɪˈmiən A native or inhabitant of the Crimea. many Crimeans chose to boycott the poll Example sentencesExamples Crimeans have been waiting for this day. The Crimeans are thus taking advantage of a loophole in the Constitution. Finally, two of the Crimeans showed up in Istanbul.
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