Villager Meaning in English
word
ˈvɪɫɪdʒɝ
VIL-uh-jur
vˈɪlɪdʒɐ
VIL-uh-juh
释义
A villager is a person who lives in a small town or village, often in the countryside.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used for people living in small, often rural communities—not for city or large town residents. 'Villager' can sometimes imply traditional values or ways of life. Common collocations: 'village life', 'local villagers', 'a group of villagers'.
Spanish: aldeano - aldeana - habitante de un puebloPortuguese (BR): morador - moradora - habitante de vilaPortuguese (PT): habitante da aldeia - aldeão - aldeãChinese (Simplified): 村民Chinese (Traditional): 村民Hindi: गांव वाला - ग्रामीणArabic: قرويBengali: গ্রামবাসীRussian: житель деревниJapanese: 村人Vietnamese: dân làngKorean: 마을 사람Turkish: köylüUrdu: دیہاتیIndonesian: penduduk desa
例句
The villager carries water from the river every morning.
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Every villager knows each other in this small town.
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A group of villagers planted new trees in the field.
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The festival was organized entirely by the villagers.
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Many villagers work as farmers or craftsmen.
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If you get lost, just ask a villager for directions.
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