Definition of Guinean in English:

Guinean

adjective ˈɡɪnɪənɡɪnˈeɪənˈɡɪniən

Relating to or characteristic of Guinea or its people.
the late Guinean poet
Example sentencesExamples
- Fish and shellfish are important in both Guinean diet and exports.
- The Guinean government planned to ramp up production of palm oil to export 84,000 tons in 2015.
- The Simandou range has one of the largest, high-grade iron-ore deposits in the world, but it is around 650 kilometres from a Guinean port.
- Harmonies come courtesy of three male singers while the percussion, bass and drums ensure the sound is wrapped in the rhythms of their Guinean ancestors.
- A Guinean international, he has made 16 appearances for Les Verts this season, scoring once.

noun ˈɡɪnɪənɡɪnˈeɪənˈɡɪniən

A native or inhabitant of Guinea.
Guineans have a rich cultural heritage
Example sentencesExamples
- It was agreed that Guineans living abroad could participate in elections.
- The French-born Guinean scored only once during his time in England, despite claiming to be a striker.
- Besides modern art made for tourists, Guineans still produce significant folk art and crafts.
- The Guinean is now a mainstay of the Celtic team.
- Guineans are avid players of football.

Rhymes

Argentinian, Arminian, Augustinian, Carthaginian, Darwinian, dominion, Justinian, Ninian, Palestinian, Sardinian, Virginian

Definition of Guinean in US English:

Guinean

adjectiveˈɡɪniənˈɡinēən

Relating to or characteristic of Guinea or its people.
the late Guinean poet
Example sentencesExamples
- Harmonies come courtesy of three male singers while the percussion, bass and drums ensure the sound is wrapped in the rhythms of their Guinean ancestors.
- A Guinean international, he has made 16 appearances for Les Verts this season, scoring once.
- The Guinean government planned to ramp up production of palm oil to export 84,000 tons in 2015.
- Fish and shellfish are important in both Guinean diet and exports.
- The Simandou range has one of the largest, high-grade iron-ore deposits in the world, but it is around 650 kilometres from a Guinean port.

nounˈɡɪniənˈɡinēən

A native or inhabitant of Guinea.
Guineans have a rich cultural heritage
Example sentencesExamples
- It was agreed that Guineans living abroad could participate in elections.
- Guineans are avid players of football.
- The Guinean is now a mainstay of the Celtic team.
- Besides modern art made for tourists, Guineans still produce significant folk art and crafts.
- The French-born Guinean scored only once during his time in England, despite claiming to be a striker.

单词	Guinean
释义	Definition of Guinean in English: Guinean adjective ˈɡɪnɪənɡɪnˈeɪənˈɡɪniən Relating to or characteristic of Guinea or its people. the late Guinean poet Example sentencesExamples Fish and shellfish are important in both Guinean diet and exports. The Guinean government planned to ramp up production of palm oil to export 84,000 tons in 2015. The Simandou range has one of the largest, high-grade iron-ore deposits in the world, but it is around 650 kilometres from a Guinean port. Harmonies come courtesy of three male singers while the percussion, bass and drums ensure the sound is wrapped in the rhythms of their Guinean ancestors. A Guinean international, he has made 16 appearances for Les Verts this season, scoring once. noun ˈɡɪnɪənɡɪnˈeɪənˈɡɪniən A native or inhabitant of Guinea. Guineans have a rich cultural heritage Example sentencesExamples It was agreed that Guineans living abroad could participate in elections. The French-born Guinean scored only once during his time in England, despite claiming to be a striker. Besides modern art made for tourists, Guineans still produce significant folk art and crafts. The Guinean is now a mainstay of the Celtic team. Guineans are avid players of football. Rhymes Argentinian, Arminian, Augustinian, Carthaginian, Darwinian, dominion, Justinian, Ninian, Palestinian, Sardinian, Virginian Definition of Guinean in US English: Guinean adjectiveˈɡɪniənˈɡinēən Relating to or characteristic of Guinea or its people. the late Guinean poet Example sentencesExamples Harmonies come courtesy of three male singers while the percussion, bass and drums ensure the sound is wrapped in the rhythms of their Guinean ancestors. A Guinean international, he has made 16 appearances for Les Verts this season, scoring once. The Guinean government planned to ramp up production of palm oil to export 84,000 tons in 2015. Fish and shellfish are important in both Guinean diet and exports. The Simandou range has one of the largest, high-grade iron-ore deposits in the world, but it is around 650 kilometres from a Guinean port. nounˈɡɪniənˈɡinēən A native or inhabitant of Guinea. Guineans have a rich cultural heritage Example sentencesExamples It was agreed that Guineans living abroad could participate in elections. Guineans are avid players of football. The Guinean is now a mainstay of the Celtic team. Besides modern art made for tourists, Guineans still produce significant folk art and crafts. The French-born Guinean scored only once during his time in England, despite claiming to be a striker.
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