Moroccan Meaning in English
word
mɝˈɑkən
muh-RAH-kuhn
məˈrɒkən
muh-ROK-uhn
释义
Relating to Morocco or its people. 'Moroccan' can describe something or someone from Morocco.
用法与细微差别
'Moroccan' can be both an adjective (Moroccan food) and a noun (a Moroccan). It does not change form for gender or number in English. Common with culture, cuisine, or describing people.
Spanish: marroquíPortuguese (BR): marroquino - marroquinaPortuguese (PT): marroquino - marroquinaChinese (Simplified): 摩洛哥的 - 摩洛哥人Chinese (Traditional): 摩洛哥的 - 摩洛哥人Hindi: मोरक्कनArabic: مغربيBengali: মরোক্কান - মরক্কোর - মরক্কোর বাসিন্দাRussian: марокканский - марокканец - марокканкаJapanese: モロッコの - モロッコ人Vietnamese: Ma-rốc - người Ma-rốcKorean: 모로코의 - 모로코인Turkish: Faslı - FaslılarUrdu: مراکشیIndonesian: Maroko - orang Maroko
例句
I met a Moroccan at the conference.
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This is a traditional Moroccan dish.
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The Moroccan flag is red with a green star.
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I love drinking Moroccan mint tea in the afternoons.
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Her mother is French and her father is Moroccan.
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The market was full of beautiful Moroccan rugs and lamps.
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