Inhabitant Meaning in English
word
ɪnˈhæbətənt/, /ɪnˈhæbɪtənt
in-HAB-uh-tuhnt
ɪnhˈæbɪtənt
in-HAB-i-tuhnt
释义
A person or animal who lives in a particular place or area.
用法与细微差别
Mainly formal and used in official, geographic, or demographic contexts (e.g., 'the inhabitants of the city'). Usually refers to people, but can include animals. Not typically used in daily conversation—use 'people' or 'residents' for casual speech.
Spanish: habitantePortuguese (BR): habitantePortuguese (PT): habitanteChinese (Simplified): 居民Chinese (Traditional): 居民Hindi: निवासीArabic: ساكنBengali: বাসিন্দা - অধিবাসীRussian: житель - обитательJapanese: 居住者 - 住人Vietnamese: cư dân - người sinh sốngKorean: 거주자 - 주민Turkish: sakin - oturanUrdu: رہائشی - باشندہIndonesian: penghuni - penduduk
例句
The city has over one million inhabitants.
basic
Each island inhabitant has a unique story.
basic
Polar bears are inhabitants of the Arctic region.
basic
Many inhabitants commute daily to work in the nearby city.
natural
As a longtime inhabitant, she knows everyone in the neighborhood.
natural
The oldest inhabitant recalled how the town used to look.
natural