Georgian Meaning in English

word

US

ˈdʒɔɹdʒən

JOR-juhn

UK

ˈdʒɔːdʒən

JAW-juhn

释义

'Georgian' can refer to something or someone from the country of Georgia, its language, or, less commonly, something related to King George's period in English history.

用法与细微差别

Usually means related to Georgia (the country near Russia). As an adjective: 'Georgian food,' 'Georgian people.' As a noun: 'she is a Georgian.' Can describe the Georgian language. Distinct from 'Georgian' (English architecture/historical period from King George's rule).

• Spanish: georgiano - georgiana
• Portuguese (BR): georgiano - georgiana
• Portuguese (PT): georgiano - georgiana
• Chinese (Simplified): 格鲁吉亚的 - 格鲁吉亚人 - 格鲁吉亚语
• Chinese (Traditional): 格魯吉亞的 - 格魯吉亞人 - 格魯吉亞語
• Hindi: जॉर्जियन
• Arabic: جورجي
• Bengali: জর্জিয়ান
• Russian: грузинский - грузин (человек)
• Japanese: ジョージアの - ジョージア人 - ジョージア語
• Vietnamese: Gruzia
• Korean: 조지아의 - 조지아인 - 조지아어
• Turkish: Gürcü - Gürcüce (dil)
• Urdu: جارجیائی
• Indonesian: Georgia - orang Georgia - bahasa Georgia

例句

He is a Georgian from Tbilisi.

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They speak Georgian at home.

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I love Georgian food.

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The Georgian alphabet is unique and beautiful.

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My best friend is Georgian, and she taught me some phrases.

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We went to a little Georgian restaurant and tried khachapuri.

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