Definition of African in English:

African

noun ˈafrɪk(ə)nˈæfrəkən

1A person from Africa, especially a black person.
Example sentencesExamples
- The wounded included Saudis and Arab expatriates, as well as Africans and Asians.
- It is a blend of customs of the Amerindians, the Africans, the East Indians and the Europeans.
- Prices paid by Africans to Africans were only infrequently recorded.
- The Creole foods created by Africans have been adopted by all the other groups.
- What might be true of the Dutch might not apply to Italians or Africans or North Americans.
- The film is a creditable effort to tell an African story from the point of view of an African.
- Asians, Africans and European-looking individuals made up the milling crowd.
- Another theme running through many of the responses was why Africans prefer European sports to African ones.
- We go back in time to trace the tensions between Sudanese, Arabs and black Africans.
- My own instinct is that the future of Africa will be fundamentally determined by Africans and not by the rest of the world.
- It now looks as if leprosy originated in East Africa, and Europeans and North Africans took it to West Africa.
- Meanwhile, more black African slaves were owned by black Africans than white Americans.
- Those being questioned today are Iraqis, Kurds and north Africans.
- He condemned the tendency to identify black Africans with undemocratic practices as racist.
- Europeans and Africans are going deeper into the forest to dig for gold and diamonds.
- The South African diplomat said Africans accepted the fact that a leader will at one point run out of ideas.
- One in five Africans and one in three African adolescents live in Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa.
- There were also a hundred or so Africans and Asians, and almost 400 slaves.
- In other words, by the early nineteenth century at least the evidence available to most Europeans about Africans was mixed.
- Those books did not only affect South Africans but many southern Africans as well.
1. 1.1 A person of black African descent.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He created a free school to teach Africans and their descendants to read the Bible.
  Many of the names belong to people of Arabic, African or Asian descent.
  There is going to be an enormous call on the Africans, but it may well require other people.
  The people from the African and Asian states will disappear from the mission.
  How important was is to have the film made by Africans and people of African descent?
  There were men, women, and children from European, African, and Asian descent.
  His mother was of mixed race, his father the descendant of West African slaves.
  As black African or Caribbean people we've been there, and are there still, but we're just not top of the list now.

adjective ˈafrɪk(ə)nˈæfrəkən

Relating to Africa or people of African descent.
Example sentencesExamples
- The men, all of North African descent, were dressed casually and appeared in the dock with two interpreters.
- But Amanda hopes it will be the experience of a lifetime as she jets out to teach English to African children.
- There is a great future for African film on this continent and outside of this continent.
- In several African countries this problem is being recognised and addressed.
- It is aimed at the people who are descendants of north African immigrants.
- They also work with improving the lives of African women through education.
- On this album, Larry sings in a combination of English and African languages.
- They cannot help themselves once they catch the spirit of African culture.
- Soon afterwards, I went to another African country that got its independence years ago.
- Their performance of world music, featuring African rhythms sung a cappella, should be a treat.
- On the opposite side of the circle, a man and a woman dressed in white are banging out frantic beats on African drums and tambourines.
- Teachers at the school dressed up as African chiefs in traditional costume and pupils each brought in a bucket to take part in the event.
- The disease is more common in men of African descent, and those aged over 60.
- This paper helped me see some of the best-known images of African art in a new light.
- Whether or not African countries will reach this goal is an open question.
- The women are descended from African slaves who were brought from the Sudan which was once part of the Moroccan empire.
- These refurbished tools will now be sent to Tanzania, Uganda and other African countries.
- On a high, we walked outside to the stalls where tie-dyed hats hung beside carvings of African gods.
- Once Aisha recovered, the family began opening cases packed with African gifts for neighbours and friends.
- On board were two men of African descent who had stowed away on the ship.

Origin

From Latin Africanus, from Africa (terra) '(land) of the Afri', an ancient people of North Africa.

Definition of African in US English:

African

nounˈafrəkənˈæfrəkən

1A person from Africa, especially a black person.
Example sentencesExamples
- Europeans and Africans are going deeper into the forest to dig for gold and diamonds.
- One in five Africans and one in three African adolescents live in Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa.
- We go back in time to trace the tensions between Sudanese, Arabs and black Africans.
- The wounded included Saudis and Arab expatriates, as well as Africans and Asians.
- Another theme running through many of the responses was why Africans prefer European sports to African ones.
- Meanwhile, more black African slaves were owned by black Africans than white Americans.
- My own instinct is that the future of Africa will be fundamentally determined by Africans and not by the rest of the world.
- The film is a creditable effort to tell an African story from the point of view of an African.
- The South African diplomat said Africans accepted the fact that a leader will at one point run out of ideas.
- Those books did not only affect South Africans but many southern Africans as well.
- It now looks as if leprosy originated in East Africa, and Europeans and North Africans took it to West Africa.
- He condemned the tendency to identify black Africans with undemocratic practices as racist.
- Those being questioned today are Iraqis, Kurds and north Africans.
- What might be true of the Dutch might not apply to Italians or Africans or North Americans.
- Prices paid by Africans to Africans were only infrequently recorded.
- Asians, Africans and European-looking individuals made up the milling crowd.
- It is a blend of customs of the Amerindians, the Africans, the East Indians and the Europeans.
- The Creole foods created by Africans have been adopted by all the other groups.
- There were also a hundred or so Africans and Asians, and almost 400 slaves.
- In other words, by the early nineteenth century at least the evidence available to most Europeans about Africans was mixed.
1. 1.1 A person of black African descent.
  Example sentencesExamples
  As black African or Caribbean people we've been there, and are there still, but we're just not top of the list now.
  His mother was of mixed race, his father the descendant of West African slaves.
  There is going to be an enormous call on the Africans, but it may well require other people.
  He created a free school to teach Africans and their descendants to read the Bible.
  The people from the African and Asian states will disappear from the mission.
  How important was is to have the film made by Africans and people of African descent?
  Many of the names belong to people of Arabic, African or Asian descent.
  There were men, women, and children from European, African, and Asian descent.

adjectiveˈafrəkənˈæfrəkən

Relating to Africa or people of African descent.
Example sentencesExamples
- Soon afterwards, I went to another African country that got its independence years ago.
- On board were two men of African descent who had stowed away on the ship.
- It is aimed at the people who are descendants of north African immigrants.
- The women are descended from African slaves who were brought from the Sudan which was once part of the Moroccan empire.
- They cannot help themselves once they catch the spirit of African culture.
- Teachers at the school dressed up as African chiefs in traditional costume and pupils each brought in a bucket to take part in the event.
- This paper helped me see some of the best-known images of African art in a new light.
- In several African countries this problem is being recognised and addressed.
- On this album, Larry sings in a combination of English and African languages.
- Whether or not African countries will reach this goal is an open question.
- Their performance of world music, featuring African rhythms sung a cappella, should be a treat.
- On a high, we walked outside to the stalls where tie-dyed hats hung beside carvings of African gods.
- The men, all of North African descent, were dressed casually and appeared in the dock with two interpreters.
- But Amanda hopes it will be the experience of a lifetime as she jets out to teach English to African children.
- These refurbished tools will now be sent to Tanzania, Uganda and other African countries.
- There is a great future for African film on this continent and outside of this continent.
- The disease is more common in men of African descent, and those aged over 60.
- They also work with improving the lives of African women through education.
- On the opposite side of the circle, a man and a woman dressed in white are banging out frantic beats on African drums and tambourines.
- Once Aisha recovered, the family began opening cases packed with African gifts for neighbours and friends.

Origin

From Latin Africanus, from Africa (terra) ‘(land) of the Afri’, an ancient people of North Africa.

单词	African
释义	Definition of African in English: African noun ˈafrɪk(ə)nˈæfrəkən 1A person from Africa, especially a black person. Example sentencesExamples The wounded included Saudis and Arab expatriates, as well as Africans and Asians. It is a blend of customs of the Amerindians, the Africans, the East Indians and the Europeans. Prices paid by Africans to Africans were only infrequently recorded. The Creole foods created by Africans have been adopted by all the other groups. What might be true of the Dutch might not apply to Italians or Africans or North Americans. The film is a creditable effort to tell an African story from the point of view of an African. Asians, Africans and European-looking individuals made up the milling crowd. Another theme running through many of the responses was why Africans prefer European sports to African ones. We go back in time to trace the tensions between Sudanese, Arabs and black Africans. My own instinct is that the future of Africa will be fundamentally determined by Africans and not by the rest of the world. It now looks as if leprosy originated in East Africa, and Europeans and North Africans took it to West Africa. Meanwhile, more black African slaves were owned by black Africans than white Americans. Those being questioned today are Iraqis, Kurds and north Africans. He condemned the tendency to identify black Africans with undemocratic practices as racist. Europeans and Africans are going deeper into the forest to dig for gold and diamonds. The South African diplomat said Africans accepted the fact that a leader will at one point run out of ideas. One in five Africans and one in three African adolescents live in Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa. There were also a hundred or so Africans and Asians, and almost 400 slaves. In other words, by the early nineteenth century at least the evidence available to most Europeans about Africans was mixed. Those books did not only affect South Africans but many southern Africans as well. 1.1 A person of black African descent. Example sentencesExamples He created a free school to teach Africans and their descendants to read the Bible. Many of the names belong to people of Arabic, African or Asian descent. There is going to be an enormous call on the Africans, but it may well require other people. The people from the African and Asian states will disappear from the mission. How important was is to have the film made by Africans and people of African descent? There were men, women, and children from European, African, and Asian descent. His mother was of mixed race, his father the descendant of West African slaves. As black African or Caribbean people we've been there, and are there still, but we're just not top of the list now. adjective ˈafrɪk(ə)nˈæfrəkən Relating to Africa or people of African descent. Example sentencesExamples The men, all of North African descent, were dressed casually and appeared in the dock with two interpreters. But Amanda hopes it will be the experience of a lifetime as she jets out to teach English to African children. There is a great future for African film on this continent and outside of this continent. In several African countries this problem is being recognised and addressed. It is aimed at the people who are descendants of north African immigrants. They also work with improving the lives of African women through education. On this album, Larry sings in a combination of English and African languages. They cannot help themselves once they catch the spirit of African culture. Soon afterwards, I went to another African country that got its independence years ago. Their performance of world music, featuring African rhythms sung a cappella, should be a treat. On the opposite side of the circle, a man and a woman dressed in white are banging out frantic beats on African drums and tambourines. Teachers at the school dressed up as African chiefs in traditional costume and pupils each brought in a bucket to take part in the event. The disease is more common in men of African descent, and those aged over 60. This paper helped me see some of the best-known images of African art in a new light. Whether or not African countries will reach this goal is an open question. The women are descended from African slaves who were brought from the Sudan which was once part of the Moroccan empire. These refurbished tools will now be sent to Tanzania, Uganda and other African countries. On a high, we walked outside to the stalls where tie-dyed hats hung beside carvings of African gods. Once Aisha recovered, the family began opening cases packed with African gifts for neighbours and friends. On board were two men of African descent who had stowed away on the ship. Origin From Latin Africanus, from Africa (terra) '(land) of the Afri', an ancient people of North Africa. Definition of African in US English: African nounˈafrəkənˈæfrəkən 1A person from Africa, especially a black person. Example sentencesExamples Europeans and Africans are going deeper into the forest to dig for gold and diamonds. One in five Africans and one in three African adolescents live in Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa. We go back in time to trace the tensions between Sudanese, Arabs and black Africans. The wounded included Saudis and Arab expatriates, as well as Africans and Asians. Another theme running through many of the responses was why Africans prefer European sports to African ones. Meanwhile, more black African slaves were owned by black Africans than white Americans. My own instinct is that the future of Africa will be fundamentally determined by Africans and not by the rest of the world. The film is a creditable effort to tell an African story from the point of view of an African. The South African diplomat said Africans accepted the fact that a leader will at one point run out of ideas. Those books did not only affect South Africans but many southern Africans as well. It now looks as if leprosy originated in East Africa, and Europeans and North Africans took it to West Africa. He condemned the tendency to identify black Africans with undemocratic practices as racist. Those being questioned today are Iraqis, Kurds and north Africans. What might be true of the Dutch might not apply to Italians or Africans or North Americans. Prices paid by Africans to Africans were only infrequently recorded. Asians, Africans and European-looking individuals made up the milling crowd. It is a blend of customs of the Amerindians, the Africans, the East Indians and the Europeans. The Creole foods created by Africans have been adopted by all the other groups. There were also a hundred or so Africans and Asians, and almost 400 slaves. In other words, by the early nineteenth century at least the evidence available to most Europeans about Africans was mixed. 1.1 A person of black African descent. Example sentencesExamples As black African or Caribbean people we've been there, and are there still, but we're just not top of the list now. His mother was of mixed race, his father the descendant of West African slaves. There is going to be an enormous call on the Africans, but it may well require other people. He created a free school to teach Africans and their descendants to read the Bible. The people from the African and Asian states will disappear from the mission. How important was is to have the film made by Africans and people of African descent? Many of the names belong to people of Arabic, African or Asian descent. There were men, women, and children from European, African, and Asian descent. adjectiveˈafrəkənˈæfrəkən Relating to Africa or people of African descent. Example sentencesExamples Soon afterwards, I went to another African country that got its independence years ago. On board were two men of African descent who had stowed away on the ship. It is aimed at the people who are descendants of north African immigrants. The women are descended from African slaves who were brought from the Sudan which was once part of the Moroccan empire. They cannot help themselves once they catch the spirit of African culture. Teachers at the school dressed up as African chiefs in traditional costume and pupils each brought in a bucket to take part in the event. This paper helped me see some of the best-known images of African art in a new light. In several African countries this problem is being recognised and addressed. On this album, Larry sings in a combination of English and African languages. Whether or not African countries will reach this goal is an open question. Their performance of world music, featuring African rhythms sung a cappella, should be a treat. On a high, we walked outside to the stalls where tie-dyed hats hung beside carvings of African gods. The men, all of North African descent, were dressed casually and appeared in the dock with two interpreters. But Amanda hopes it will be the experience of a lifetime as she jets out to teach English to African children. These refurbished tools will now be sent to Tanzania, Uganda and other African countries. There is a great future for African film on this continent and outside of this continent. The disease is more common in men of African descent, and those aged over 60. They also work with improving the lives of African women through education. On the opposite side of the circle, a man and a woman dressed in white are banging out frantic beats on African drums and tambourines. Once Aisha recovered, the family began opening cases packed with African gifts for neighbours and friends. Origin From Latin Africanus, from Africa (terra) ‘(land) of the Afri’, an ancient people of North Africa.
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