Definition of Melburnian in English:

Melburnian

noun mɛlˈbəːnɪən

A person from Melbourne, the capital city of the Australian state of Victoria.
as a progressive Melburnian, I applaud the decision to modernize the district
Example sentencesExamples
- All the judge has really decided in this case is that a Melburnian who has a reputation in Victoria, ought to have a right of access to Victoria's courts to vindicate his reputation.
- He has continued to work as a part-time Melburnian, specialising in e-learning and interactive performance art on the Internet.
- "I always thought if I won a medal I'd do a cartwheel or a handstand but I can't do that right anyway," the Melburnian said.
- This "Smorgasbord of fine conversation" spans food, sex, literature, and the warm inner glow from being a Melburnian.
- He was more the lawyer/accountant/part-time chairman and neither a newspaperman nor a Melburnian.
- I'm sure some Melburnian has some story about what a vile human he is.
- Ask a Melburnian, and they will tell you that there are two Springvale clichés.
- Jess is a 19 - year-old Melburnian who is also a candidate for the Democrats at the federal election.
- Our pilot, a young clean-cut Melburnian, promised us a spectacular trip and he was as good as his word.
- According to one Melburnian on board, passengers were told the whistles on the lifejackets were for "attracting sharks".

adjectivemɛlˈbəːnɪən

Denoting or relating to Melbourne.
maybe our Melburnian mates can join us
Example sentencesExamples
- He didn't expect to be gatecrashed by a bunch of Melburnian bloggers who found his offer irresistable.
- The dark, boxy back room sat in stark contrast to the unusually bright Melburnian day outside.
- To continue this game of random thought associations pertaining to matters Melburnian, we have to take a trip down meat pie alley of course, the singular inspiration for this piece.
- I am not a huge horse racing fan but I am keen to read Winners of the Melbourne Cup by Costa Rolfe as it explores a Melburnian tradition.
- He settled into that familiar, steady, Melburnian tedium of pointless repetition and occasional scandal.
- At least the logo is alright, and evokes a Melburnian footy feel.
- It seems that between us, we have experienced several clusters of statistical weather on our Melburnian jaunts.
- Our Melburnian cousins have courageously proposed to build 1.6 million new dwellings by 2051, with two-thirds of them being apartments.
- The Melburnian art historian, curator, and author is keen to expand the contemporary art event across Sydney and Australia.
- As a recent Melburnian, I certainly love the mild winter here.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Melbourne + -ian.

单词	Melburnian
释义	Definition of Melburnian in English: Melburnian noun mɛlˈbəːnɪən A person from Melbourne, the capital city of the Australian state of Victoria. as a progressive Melburnian, I applaud the decision to modernize the district Example sentencesExamples All the judge has really decided in this case is that a Melburnian who has a reputation in Victoria, ought to have a right of access to Victoria's courts to vindicate his reputation. He has continued to work as a part-time Melburnian, specialising in e-learning and interactive performance art on the Internet. "I always thought if I won a medal I'd do a cartwheel or a handstand but I can't do that right anyway," the Melburnian said. This "Smorgasbord of fine conversation" spans food, sex, literature, and the warm inner glow from being a Melburnian. He was more the lawyer/accountant/part-time chairman and neither a newspaperman nor a Melburnian. I'm sure some Melburnian has some story about what a vile human he is. Ask a Melburnian, and they will tell you that there are two Springvale clichés. Jess is a 19 - year-old Melburnian who is also a candidate for the Democrats at the federal election. Our pilot, a young clean-cut Melburnian, promised us a spectacular trip and he was as good as his word. According to one Melburnian on board, passengers were told the whistles on the lifejackets were for "attracting sharks". adjectivemɛlˈbəːnɪən Denoting or relating to Melbourne. maybe our Melburnian mates can join us Example sentencesExamples He didn't expect to be gatecrashed by a bunch of Melburnian bloggers who found his offer irresistable. The dark, boxy back room sat in stark contrast to the unusually bright Melburnian day outside. To continue this game of random thought associations pertaining to matters Melburnian, we have to take a trip down meat pie alley of course, the singular inspiration for this piece. I am not a huge horse racing fan but I am keen to read Winners of the Melbourne Cup by Costa Rolfe as it explores a Melburnian tradition. He settled into that familiar, steady, Melburnian tedium of pointless repetition and occasional scandal. At least the logo is alright, and evokes a Melburnian footy feel. It seems that between us, we have experienced several clusters of statistical weather on our Melburnian jaunts. Our Melburnian cousins have courageously proposed to build 1.6 million new dwellings by 2051, with two-thirds of them being apartments. The Melburnian art historian, curator, and author is keen to expand the contemporary art event across Sydney and Australia. As a recent Melburnian, I certainly love the mild winter here. Origin Early 19th century: from Melbourne + -ian.
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