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anguillan

/æŋˈɡwɪl.ən/

Tradução: Relativo a Anguilla, seu povo ou sua cultura., Substantivo próprio que designa o natural ou o habitante da ilha de Anguilla, no Caribe.

2 verbetes

adjective

/æŋˈɡwɪl.ən/formal
  • ptRelativo a Anguilla, seu povo ou sua cultura.

Relating to Anguilla, its people, or its culture.

  1. Relating to AnguillaB1formal

    Of or pertaining to the island of Anguilla, its culture, or its inhabitants.

    ptAnguilano

    • The Anguillan cuisine features fresh seafood and tropical flavors.
    • She wore a traditional Anguillan dress for the festival.
    • The Anguillan government promotes sustainable tourism.
  2. Characteristic of Anguillan peopleB1formal

    Describing the qualities, customs, or identity of the people from Anguilla.

    ptCaracterístico do povo anguilano

    • His Anguillan accent was soft and melodic.
    • The Anguillan community celebrated their independence day with music and dance.
    • She has a warm and welcoming Anguillan spirit.
Formas
  • more anguillan comparative form
  • most anguillan superlative form

noun

/æŋˈɡwɪl.ən/formal
  • ptSubstantivo próprio que designa o natural ou o habitante da ilha de Anguilla, no Caribe.

A proper noun referring to a native or inhabitant of the island of Anguilla in the West Indies.

nome próprio

  1. Person from AnguillaB1formal

    A native or inhabitant of the island of Anguilla in the West Indies.

    ptAnguilano

    • The Anguillan greeted us warmly at the hotel.
    • Many Anguillans work in the tourism industry.
    • She is proud to be an Anguillan.
  2. Relating to AnguillaB1formal

    Of or relating to or characteristic of Anguilla or its people.

    ptAnguilano

    • The Anguillan cuisine features fresh seafood.
    • He studied Anguillan history at university.
    • The festival showcased traditional Anguillan music.
Formas
  • anguillans plural form
  • anguillans' possessive plural form
  • anguillan's possessive singular form