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Englishman ['iŋgliʃmәn]

n. 英国人

Englishmen were regarded as the most gentlemanly people in the world.
英国男子曾被认为是世界上最有绅士风度的人。
If he wins and it's a big if he'll be the first Englishman to win for twenty years.
假使他赢了－－是否能赢还是一大疑问－－他将是二十年来第一个获胜的英国人。
An englishman think seated, a frenchman, standing, an american, pacing, an irishman, afterward.
英国人坐着想，法国人站着想，美国人走着想，爱尔兰人事后才想。

englishman

[ noun ]
a man who is a native or inhabitant of England
<noun.person>

Englishman \Eng"lish*man\ (-man), n.; pl. {Englishmen} (-men).
A native or a naturalized inhabitant of England.

Equity, acting on a complaint from an Asian playwright and an Asian actor, on Tuesday barred Englishman Jonathan Pryce from re-creating in New York the role he originated in the show's London version.
Englishman D.H. Lawrence's novel "Lady Chatterley's Lover," long banned as pornography, has been hailed this year as a masterpiece.
Sher acknowledges that during his two decades in England he has worked very hard to become an Englishman, acquiring the tone and mannerisms of a proper British accent.
Englishman John Rooks opens the tournament by dribbling a tee-shot six inches, on his way to a 71-over-par score of 142.
The fifth is of the North Sea and the Baltic in 1588 by Englishman Thomas Laton.
I am reading Travels With My Trombone: A Caribbean Journey, by Englishman Henry Shukman, who tells of travelling by cement boat from Dominica to Trinidad.
Relaxed with working-class women to the point of debauchery but terrified of the refined women of his own class, he still epitomises the inhibitions of a certain type of Englishman.
The Englishman Tony Picard tutors Stefan Edberg.
Children love it, but it is not the kind of thing that comes easily to your average up-tight Englishman. For large parts of the day you can get away from such jollity, though it still tends to pop up unexpectedly.
Upper-crust Englishman Harold "Kim" Philby, who for nearly three decades spied for the Soviets from the heights of British intelligence, died a decorated KGB officer in Moscow.
The Englishman views it as a purely practical necessity rather than an item to be enjoyed. Men should learn to enjoy wearing suits; they are, after all, the foundation of men's fashion.
In London he carries a furled umbrella, at home in Africa a spear. This ascetic, upper-class Englishman is one of the last explorers to have filled in the globe's blank spaces: you can see the desert etched into his face.
Riccardo Patrese, Mansell's team-mate in 1991 and 1992, was not in the same league as the Englishman, but he was a serious competitor, at least in 1991.
The company's guiding technical light is an Englishman who has been involved in one failed electric-car project after another for two decades.
The Englishman talks after a week.
In 1985 Kingsley, who is half-Indian, played Othello in a Royal Shakespeare Company production as the robed North African, rather than as the conventional elocutionary Englishman in blackface.
You still go out and cut your wood, get your moose or caribou and your fish." Greg Taylor, 40, an Englishman teaching in the Netherlands, said the whales and the promise of pristine country are what attracted him to Newfoundland and Beamish's program.
A 19th century Englishman described the trading port as "ill-built, crowded, not over-clean."
A 26-year-old Englishman gulped 2,000 fried baby eels in 20.5 seconds to win the World Elver Eating Championship for the sixth straight year.
I have never been called anything other than 'Dom' by Australians, something which no Englishman has ever attempted even as a joke.
Designed by an Englishman, Donald Steel, and completed last year, it occupies a third of the 367 acres and the Portuguese Open was played on it last month.
I have seen Wandsworth town hall give a passable performance as the headquarters of the East German communist party and I think, once, the KGB. Dundee gained critical acclaim for its role as Moscow in An Englishman Abroad.
He was the first and only Englishman to win the Olympic 100 meters, and gave up athletics after a fall in a long jump competition in 1925.
Kline did lavish gratitude on another Englishman: screenwriter and co-star John Cleese.
It has been a miserable couple of seasons with Lotus for the undoubtedly rapid Englishman.
Nor can we admit that Diego Maradona has done more to popularise football than any Englishman alive. What we have yet to learn is that it is not manners, still less saintliness, which inspire and excite.
Exports to the EC were already down 16 per cent in the first six months of the year. France in veto threat, Page 2 Commercial vehicle sales, Page 8 The man widely regarded as The Greatest Living Englishman hobbled around the corner.
She chose instead to marry an Englishman, Esmond Stillwood.
NF was once inaccurately known as the Elephant Man's disease because it was believed to be the cause of the deformities on John Merrick, a 19th century Englishman whose life was portrayed in a play and a movie.

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