Definition of Cuban in English:

Cuban

adjective ˈkjuːb(ə)nˈkjub(ə)n

Relating to Cuba or its people.
a box of Cuban cigars
the Cuban national team
Example sentencesExamples
- He is an old Cuban fisherman who is a perfectionist when it comes to fishing.
- Recent figures demonstrate that Americans of Cuban descent overwhelmingly identify themselves as Roman Catholics.
- Traditional Cuban food is the product of the mingling of Spanish and West African cuisines in the climate of the Caribbean.
- Most teachers are Russian or Cuban and are excellent.
- There is a tremendous general cultural interest in Cuban music and dance and the arts.

noun ˈkjuːb(ə)nˈkjub(ə)n

A native or inhabitant of Cuba, or a person of Cuban descent.
the language spoken by nearly all Cubans is Spanish
Example sentencesExamples
- The Cubans are a dancing people - the young people even seem to walk in dance-time.
- The economic success of professional Cubans, many of them children of Spaniards, ultimately transformed Miami's destiny.
- Having a fellow Cuban on his team will only help him settle into the major league game.
- "The Cubans have reduced illiteracy almost to nil," he told reporters this week.
- Ramos, a Cuban by birth, has lived in the U.S. since the 1960s and is a pastor and historian.

Definition of Cuban in US English:

Cuban

adjectiveˈkjub(ə)nˈkyo͞ob(ə)n

Relating to Cuba or its people.
a box of Cuban cigars
the Cuban national team
Example sentencesExamples
- Recent figures demonstrate that Americans of Cuban descent overwhelmingly identify themselves as Roman Catholics.
- Most teachers are Russian or Cuban and are excellent.
- He is an old Cuban fisherman who is a perfectionist when it comes to fishing.
- Traditional Cuban food is the product of the mingling of Spanish and West African cuisines in the climate of the Caribbean.
- There is a tremendous general cultural interest in Cuban music and dance and the arts.

nounˈkjub(ə)nˈkyo͞ob(ə)n

A native or inhabitant of Cuba, or a person of Cuban descent.
the language spoken by nearly all Cubans is Spanish
Example sentencesExamples
- Ramos, a Cuban by birth, has lived in the U.S. since the 1960s and is a pastor and historian.
- The economic success of professional Cubans, many of them children of Spaniards, ultimately transformed Miami's destiny.
- "The Cubans have reduced illiteracy almost to nil," he told reporters this week.
- Having a fellow Cuban on his team will only help him settle into the major league game.
- The Cubans are a dancing people - the young people even seem to walk in dance-time.

单词	Cuban
释义	Definition of Cuban in English: Cuban adjective ˈkjuːb(ə)nˈkjub(ə)n Relating to Cuba or its people. a box of Cuban cigars the Cuban national team Example sentencesExamples He is an old Cuban fisherman who is a perfectionist when it comes to fishing. Recent figures demonstrate that Americans of Cuban descent overwhelmingly identify themselves as Roman Catholics. Traditional Cuban food is the product of the mingling of Spanish and West African cuisines in the climate of the Caribbean. Most teachers are Russian or Cuban and are excellent. There is a tremendous general cultural interest in Cuban music and dance and the arts. noun ˈkjuːb(ə)nˈkjub(ə)n A native or inhabitant of Cuba, or a person of Cuban descent. the language spoken by nearly all Cubans is Spanish Example sentencesExamples The Cubans are a dancing people - the young people even seem to walk in dance-time. The economic success of professional Cubans, many of them children of Spaniards, ultimately transformed Miami's destiny. Having a fellow Cuban on his team will only help him settle into the major league game. "The Cubans have reduced illiteracy almost to nil," he told reporters this week. Ramos, a Cuban by birth, has lived in the U.S. since the 1960s and is a pastor and historian. Definition of Cuban in US English: Cuban adjectiveˈkjub(ə)nˈkyo͞ob(ə)n Relating to Cuba or its people. a box of Cuban cigars the Cuban national team Example sentencesExamples Recent figures demonstrate that Americans of Cuban descent overwhelmingly identify themselves as Roman Catholics. Most teachers are Russian or Cuban and are excellent. He is an old Cuban fisherman who is a perfectionist when it comes to fishing. Traditional Cuban food is the product of the mingling of Spanish and West African cuisines in the climate of the Caribbean. There is a tremendous general cultural interest in Cuban music and dance and the arts. nounˈkjub(ə)nˈkyo͞ob(ə)n A native or inhabitant of Cuba, or a person of Cuban descent. the language spoken by nearly all Cubans is Spanish Example sentencesExamples Ramos, a Cuban by birth, has lived in the U.S. since the 1960s and is a pastor and historian. The economic success of professional Cubans, many of them children of Spaniards, ultimately transformed Miami's destiny. "The Cubans have reduced illiteracy almost to nil," he told reporters this week. Having a fellow Cuban on his team will only help him settle into the major league game. The Cubans are a dancing people - the young people even seem to walk in dance-time.
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