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Burmese [bɚ'miz]

n. 缅甸人, 缅甸语

a. 缅甸的, 缅甸人的, 缅甸语的

A branch of the Sino-Tibetan language family that includes Tibetan and Burmese.
藏缅语族汉藏语系的一个包括藏语和缅甸语的分支
He won his freedom from Burma by defeating all the best Burmese fighters.
他击败了缅甸最好的武士而获得了自由。
Burmese nationalist Aung San and6 of his cabinet members were assassinated.
1947年的今天，缅甸民族主义者昂山将军和其六名内阁遭暗杀。

burmese

[ noun ]

a native or inhabitant of Myanmar

<noun.person>

the official language of Burma

<noun.communication>

[ adj ]

of or relating to or characteristic of Myanmar or its people

<adj.pert>

the Burmese capital

Burmese tonal languages

Burmese \Bur`mese"\, a.
Of or pertaining to Burmah, or its inhabitants. -- n. sing. &
pl. A native or the natives of Burma (Myanmar). Also (sing.),
the language of the Burmans.

For example, any visitor would be struck by the peculiarity of the Burmese currency, which is chiefly denominated in 45 and 90-kyat notes.
"I don't see any prospect for progress, but rather for resistance, violence," says Robert Nathan, a Washington-based economist who follows Burmese developments.
Burmese troops fired on hundreds of looters in three separate incidents, killing 18 people, Rangoon Radio said.
Burmese rebels based in Thailand appealed to the international community for arms and medical assistance in their battle against the Burmese army.
Burmese rebels based in Thailand appealed to the international community for arms and medical assistance in their battle against the Burmese army.
Sein Lwin's forced resignation represents the first time in more than a quarter-century that the Burmese people have had any direct say in their country's government.
Buddhist monks in Mandalay and other Burmese cities began a boycott of the army after soldiers put down a pro-democracy demonstration there on Aug. 8, reportedly killing four people, including two monks.
Returning to Burma, Ne Win and his comrades fought first alongside the Japanese against the British, but then turned against their teachers after realizing that Japan would also colonize rather than liberate the Burmese.
All on board were presumed to be Burmese nationals since Kengtung is normally off limits to foreigners due to security problems in the area.
But it can at least assure the Burmese people that they are remembered.
The army is rounding up civilians in the capital and forcing them, under threat of execution, to carry military supplies through the jungle to rebel battlefronts, say some Burmese who claim to have escaped.
The State Department accused the Burmese military Tuesday of "a total disregard for human rights" in the reported raids on Buddhist monasteries.
The insurgency has weakened because China has reduced, and possibly cut off, its once significant aid to the Communists in order to improve relations with the Burmese government.
Amnesty International says witnesses tell it Burmese troops have killed and tortured rice farmers and other Shan tribespeople in suppressing an insurgency among Burma's largest ethnic minority.
Rangoon marchers carry portraits of Aung San, the dashing fighter for Burmese independence who was assassinated in 1947, and wave the peacock flag of days when Burma struggled against its British colonial masters.
About 500 Burmese government troops clashed with Thai soldiers today after crossing the border to launch an attack on a Karen rebel stronghold, a Thai officer said.
Burmese troops made no moves to disperse a crowd of about 100,000 people who demonstrated peacefully in Rangoon for democracy.
Burmese monks have been refusing to provide religious services for soldiers or their families, which in the Buddhist religion is the equivalent of excommunication.
He said the students will receive medical examinations while they wait for repatriation at the camp administered by the Thai army and the Thai and Burmese Red Cross.
It was the second year she had used the carriage since retiring her horse, Burmese, which she used to ride sidesaddle for the occasion, wearing a scarlet uniform.
The Burmese government today imposed martial law on the capital of Rangoon after thousands of masked students marched through downtown shouting slogans denouncing leader Sein Lwin, diplomats said.
Reporters in the area said ten civilians of the Karen _ one of a dozen ethnic minority groups in Burma _ were wounded by Burmese mortar attacks that began Sunday.
Atop the rooster-comb ridge, a dozen Karen soldiers crouch behind rocks overlooking a saddle where the Burmese have dug in. Rifle bullets whine over the outpost where the soldiers have already spent 10 difficult days.
It isn't Ne Win or Sein Lwin or Maung Maung or any other individual the Burmese Socialist Program Party might cough up.
Nearly all the AIDS victims were found in Ruili, an area on the Burmese frontier that is closed to foreigners.
Thai officials said 400 to 800 Burmese troops trying to attack the rebels from the rear intruded into northern Tak province Saturday and burned a village marketplace.
In Washington, the State Department said U.S. military training will continue for Burmese officials because it does not believe the trainees were responsible for last week's shootings.
British officials say the Burmese government also has restricted the movements of Ms. Suu Kyi's British husband, Michael Aris.
"Whatever the country's political problems, they cannot be solved by Burmese killing one another," Fitzwater said.
This week the Burmese government turned down the Nobel Committee's request to visit Suu Kyi.

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