fatherland

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfatherlandfa‧ther‧land /ˈfɑːðəlænd $ -ðər-/ noun [singular] COME FROM/ORIGINATEthe place where someone or their family was born → mother country, motherlandExamples from the Corpusfatherland• He remained faithful to his fatherland right to the end.• This has led to accusations that the artist is betraying the fatherland.• My labour has enriched the fatherland.• But the political row is far more than a linguistic challenge about expressing love for the fatherland without using the forbidden phrase.

单词	fatherland
释义	fatherland From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfatherlandfa‧ther‧land /ˈfɑːðəlænd $ -ðər-/ noun [singular] COME FROM/ORIGINATEthe place where someone or their family was born → mother country, motherlandExamples from the Corpusfatherland• He remained faithful to his fatherland right to the end.• This has led to accusations that the artist is betraying the fatherland.• My labour has enriched the fatherland.• But the political row is far more than a linguistic challenge about expressing love for the fatherland without using the forbidden phrase.
随便看	take up with shit from take up with somebody/something take up/pick up the slack take up/pick up/continue (something) etc where somebody left off take wear the mantle of take wing take with a grain of salt take with a pinch of salt take with a pinch of salt take with you take with you take word for it it from take word for take it from take your A levels take your anger etc out on take your anger/frustration etc out on somebody take your cue from take your cue from somebody take your eye off the ball take your finals take your frustration etc out on take your GCSEs take your lumps take your medicine take your medicine (like a man)