Definition of islander in English:

islander

noun ˈʌɪləndəˈaɪləndər

A native or inhabitant of an island.
the majority of the islanders lived at subsistence level
Example sentencesExamples
- Canvey was one of the first to log on when it installed eight PCs a year ago, connecting islanders to the rest of the world.
- He shared his knowledge of the islands and told us how innocent the islanders were and how low the crime rate was.
- Many of these islanders ended up on the eastern seaboard of Canada, either voluntarily or by forced evictions.
- The supply was restored to the majority of islanders late on on Monday afternoon.
- At the moment islanders have to rely on a mixture of oil, solid fuel and small hydro schemes which are unreliable and expensive.
- Plantations of brackens and garlic are the main source of vegetable income for islanders.
- Mersea islanders are set to decide whether they will fund the appointment of a police community support officer.
- Its history is long and filled with clashes between governments and determined islanders.
- English was taught as a foreign language and used by many of the islanders when they emigrated to America.
- The islanders then held an all-night vigil on the island as they feared that the fire might rekindle.
- There is no electricity; some islanders use bottled gas for lighting and cooking.
- MacLeod is part of a majority of islanders who voted against the idea in a referendum.
- Total tranquility is probably just a memory to the native islanders who stood their ground.
- He continued by complimenting the islanders and their committees for their commitment.
- There is a history of complaints from a minority of islanders on Sherkin Island.
- The islanders have long been accustomed to celebrities holidaying on Arran.
- It's a magnificent piece of work, created by the islanders in over 30,000 painstaking hours.
- It was a miracle of survival that the islanders managed to live on it for so long.
- Beyond the ties islanders have to each other, they also have unbreakable ties to the island itself.
- The thumping bass of The Docks, the islanders say, is tortuous, keeping them up all night.

Rhymes

Highlander

Definition of islander in US English:

islander

nounˈīləndərˈaɪləndər

A native or inhabitant of an island.
the majority of the islanders lived at subsistence level
Example sentencesExamples
- Total tranquility is probably just a memory to the native islanders who stood their ground.
- The islanders have long been accustomed to celebrities holidaying on Arran.
- Plantations of brackens and garlic are the main source of vegetable income for islanders.
- Many of these islanders ended up on the eastern seaboard of Canada, either voluntarily or by forced evictions.
- Mersea islanders are set to decide whether they will fund the appointment of a police community support officer.
- The supply was restored to the majority of islanders late on on Monday afternoon.
- He shared his knowledge of the islands and told us how innocent the islanders were and how low the crime rate was.
- The islanders then held an all-night vigil on the island as they feared that the fire might rekindle.
- At the moment islanders have to rely on a mixture of oil, solid fuel and small hydro schemes which are unreliable and expensive.
- He continued by complimenting the islanders and their committees for their commitment.
- There is no electricity; some islanders use bottled gas for lighting and cooking.
- It's a magnificent piece of work, created by the islanders in over 30,000 painstaking hours.
- There is a history of complaints from a minority of islanders on Sherkin Island.
- The thumping bass of The Docks, the islanders say, is tortuous, keeping them up all night.
- Its history is long and filled with clashes between governments and determined islanders.
- English was taught as a foreign language and used by many of the islanders when they emigrated to America.
- Beyond the ties islanders have to each other, they also have unbreakable ties to the island itself.
- MacLeod is part of a majority of islanders who voted against the idea in a referendum.
- Canvey was one of the first to log on when it installed eight PCs a year ago, connecting islanders to the rest of the world.
- It was a miracle of survival that the islanders managed to live on it for so long.

单词	islander
释义	Definition of islander in English: islander noun ˈʌɪləndəˈaɪləndər A native or inhabitant of an island. the majority of the islanders lived at subsistence level Example sentencesExamples Canvey was one of the first to log on when it installed eight PCs a year ago, connecting islanders to the rest of the world. He shared his knowledge of the islands and told us how innocent the islanders were and how low the crime rate was. Many of these islanders ended up on the eastern seaboard of Canada, either voluntarily or by forced evictions. The supply was restored to the majority of islanders late on on Monday afternoon. At the moment islanders have to rely on a mixture of oil, solid fuel and small hydro schemes which are unreliable and expensive. Plantations of brackens and garlic are the main source of vegetable income for islanders. Mersea islanders are set to decide whether they will fund the appointment of a police community support officer. Its history is long and filled with clashes between governments and determined islanders. English was taught as a foreign language and used by many of the islanders when they emigrated to America. The islanders then held an all-night vigil on the island as they feared that the fire might rekindle. There is no electricity; some islanders use bottled gas for lighting and cooking. MacLeod is part of a majority of islanders who voted against the idea in a referendum. Total tranquility is probably just a memory to the native islanders who stood their ground. He continued by complimenting the islanders and their committees for their commitment. There is a history of complaints from a minority of islanders on Sherkin Island. The islanders have long been accustomed to celebrities holidaying on Arran. It's a magnificent piece of work, created by the islanders in over 30,000 painstaking hours. It was a miracle of survival that the islanders managed to live on it for so long. Beyond the ties islanders have to each other, they also have unbreakable ties to the island itself. The thumping bass of The Docks, the islanders say, is tortuous, keeping them up all night. Rhymes Highlander Definition of islander in US English: islander nounˈīləndərˈaɪləndər A native or inhabitant of an island. the majority of the islanders lived at subsistence level Example sentencesExamples Total tranquility is probably just a memory to the native islanders who stood their ground. The islanders have long been accustomed to celebrities holidaying on Arran. Plantations of brackens and garlic are the main source of vegetable income for islanders. Many of these islanders ended up on the eastern seaboard of Canada, either voluntarily or by forced evictions. Mersea islanders are set to decide whether they will fund the appointment of a police community support officer. The supply was restored to the majority of islanders late on on Monday afternoon. He shared his knowledge of the islands and told us how innocent the islanders were and how low the crime rate was. The islanders then held an all-night vigil on the island as they feared that the fire might rekindle. At the moment islanders have to rely on a mixture of oil, solid fuel and small hydro schemes which are unreliable and expensive. He continued by complimenting the islanders and their committees for their commitment. There is no electricity; some islanders use bottled gas for lighting and cooking. It's a magnificent piece of work, created by the islanders in over 30,000 painstaking hours. There is a history of complaints from a minority of islanders on Sherkin Island. The thumping bass of The Docks, the islanders say, is tortuous, keeping them up all night. Its history is long and filled with clashes between governments and determined islanders. English was taught as a foreign language and used by many of the islanders when they emigrated to America. Beyond the ties islanders have to each other, they also have unbreakable ties to the island itself. MacLeod is part of a majority of islanders who voted against the idea in a referendum. Canvey was one of the first to log on when it installed eight PCs a year ago, connecting islanders to the rest of the world. It was a miracle of survival that the islanders managed to live on it for so long.
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