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northerner

/ˈnɔːr.ðər.nər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que vive ou é natural da parte norte de uma região ou país, especialmente usado nos Estados Unidos em referência ao Norte durante a Guerra Civil.

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noun

/ˈnɔːr.ðər.nər/B1formalamerican
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que vive ou é natural da parte norte de uma região ou país, especialmente usado nos Estados Unidos em referência ao Norte durante a Guerra Civil.

A noun referring to a person who lives in or comes from the northern part of a region or country, particularly used in the context of the United States during the Civil War era.

nome próprio

  1. Inhabitant of the NorthB1formal

    A person who lives in or comes from the northern part of a country or region.

    ptNortista

    • Northerner often experience colder winters than those in the south.
    • The festival is popular among northerners who celebrate their heritage.
    • He is a northerner by birth but now lives in the capital.

    Sinônimosnorthman

    Antônimossoutherner

  2. American from the North (Civil War context)B2formalamerican

    A person from the northern states of the United States, especially during the American Civil War era.

    ptNortista

    • Many northerners fought to preserve the Union during the Civil War.
    • The northerners had a different perspective on slavery than southerners.
    • Historical records show that northerners supported the abolitionist movement.

    Sinônimosfederalunionistyankee

    Antônimossoutherner

Formas
  • northerners plural form
  • northerners' possessive plural form
  • northerner's possessive singular form
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