Definition of Hanse in English:

Hanse

noun ˈhansə

1A medieval guild of merchants.
Example sentencesExamples
- Kogge is a rather crude simulation of Hanse trade.
- As we noted in Part III, in northern Europe, the city league known as the Hanse became the dominant unit in this region, while in southern Europe, the Italian city-states flourished.
- The Hanse merchants were a special case, and could have their own base in Lynn.
- He continued to expand his horizons: in 1405 he was exporting large quantities of barley, oats, and wheat; and in 1412 he was trading with the Hanse and Norway.
- During Elizabeth's reign they succeeded in seeing off the challenge of the Hanse, but protests against their monopoly persisted and the advocates of free trade gained ground.
1. 1.1 The Hanseatic League.
2. 1.2 A fee payable to a guild of merchants.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French hanse 'guild, company', from Old High German hansa 'company, troop'.

Rhymes

askance, bromance, expanse, finance, Hans, manse, nance, Penzance, Romance

Definition of Hanse in US English:

Hanse

noun

1A medieval guild of merchants.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Hanse merchants were a special case, and could have their own base in Lynn.
- During Elizabeth's reign they succeeded in seeing off the challenge of the Hanse, but protests against their monopoly persisted and the advocates of free trade gained ground.
- As we noted in Part III, in northern Europe, the city league known as the Hanse became the dominant unit in this region, while in southern Europe, the Italian city-states flourished.
- He continued to expand his horizons: in 1405 he was exporting large quantities of barley, oats, and wheat; and in 1412 he was trading with the Hanse and Norway.
- Kogge is a rather crude simulation of Hanse trade.
1. 1.1the Hanse The Hanseatic League.
2. 1.2 A fee payable to a guild of merchants.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French hanse ‘guild, company’, from Old High German hansa ‘company, troop’.

单词	Hanse
释义	Definition of Hanse in English: Hanse noun ˈhansə 1A medieval guild of merchants. Example sentencesExamples Kogge is a rather crude simulation of Hanse trade. As we noted in Part III, in northern Europe, the city league known as the Hanse became the dominant unit in this region, while in southern Europe, the Italian city-states flourished. The Hanse merchants were a special case, and could have their own base in Lynn. He continued to expand his horizons: in 1405 he was exporting large quantities of barley, oats, and wheat; and in 1412 he was trading with the Hanse and Norway. During Elizabeth's reign they succeeded in seeing off the challenge of the Hanse, but protests against their monopoly persisted and the advocates of free trade gained ground. 1.1 The Hanseatic League. 1.2 A fee payable to a guild of merchants. Origin Middle English: from Old French hanse 'guild, company', from Old High German hansa 'company, troop'. Rhymes askance, bromance, expanse, finance, Hans, manse, nance, Penzance, Romance Definition of Hanse in US English: Hanse noun 1A medieval guild of merchants. Example sentencesExamples The Hanse merchants were a special case, and could have their own base in Lynn. During Elizabeth's reign they succeeded in seeing off the challenge of the Hanse, but protests against their monopoly persisted and the advocates of free trade gained ground. As we noted in Part III, in northern Europe, the city league known as the Hanse became the dominant unit in this region, while in southern Europe, the Italian city-states flourished. He continued to expand his horizons: in 1405 he was exporting large quantities of barley, oats, and wheat; and in 1412 he was trading with the Hanse and Norway. Kogge is a rather crude simulation of Hanse trade. 1.1the Hanse The Hanseatic League. 1.2 A fee payable to a guild of merchants. Origin Middle English: from Old French hanse ‘guild, company’, from Old High German hansa ‘company, troop’.
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