Definition of pan-Arab in English:

pan-Arab

adjective panˈarəbˌpænˈɛrəb

1Relating to or involving all of the Arab states.
the major pan-Arab newspapers
Example sentencesExamples
- It was worthwhile for the authors to examine these projects and strategies to build upon them a suggested pan-Arab environmental regime.
- BBC World Service is launching a pan-Arab marketing campaign to promote the BBC Arabic radio and online interactivity.
- Nothing negative was said by the pan-Arab media when this atrocity occurred on the streets of Fallujah.
- It is much more difficult for them to pursue their nuclear ambitions, according to what she told a pan-Arab television talk show.
- The new envoy spoke to the pan-Arab news network on the eve of his first visit to Damascus since taking up the post.
- One objective is a program for educational reform at the pan-Arab level.
- It is the first pan-Arab satellite channel to also broadcast in English.
- His experience includes reporting positions at AP and Reuters, as well as with several prominent pan-Arab publications.
- The US news organizations showed few if any casualties, but European and pan-Arab channels showed far more.
- The newspaper, one of the two largest pan-Arab dailies, shuttered its Baghdad bureau in December after insurgents threatened to blow it up.
1. 1.1 Advocating the political alliance or union of all Arab states.
  a pan-Arab movement
  Example sentencesExamples
  He embodied Lebanon's hope of independent decision without abandoning pan-Arab interests.
  They see that pan-Arab reformation is the deepest meaning of our entry into Iraq.
  Pan-Arab nationalism did not lift us from the bottom.
  An attachment to national identity was nurtured and consistently emphasized by the leadership of these Arab states in their pan-Arab discourse.
  They believe that, as he won before, with the support of pan-Arab institutions, he will win again today, even from behind bars.
  These groups, movements, and associations, along with a coalition of several pan-Arab political parties, adopted the same viewpoint.
  The strategy was to prevent a coalition forming by playing on pan-Arab sentiment.
  Pan-Arab nationalists were no less adamantly opposed, having their own purposes in mind for the region.
  The very concept of an Arab state, of a state loyal to pan-Arab ideals, is a threat to Israel.
  The opposition party has always endorsed the pan-Arab unity line.

Definition of pan-Arab in US English:

pan-Arab

adjectiveˌpænˈɛrəbˌpanˈerəb

1Relating to or involving all of the Arab states.
the major pan-Arab newspapers
Example sentencesExamples
- The new envoy spoke to the pan-Arab news network on the eve of his first visit to Damascus since taking up the post.
- The US news organizations showed few if any casualties, but European and pan-Arab channels showed far more.
- The newspaper, one of the two largest pan-Arab dailies, shuttered its Baghdad bureau in December after insurgents threatened to blow it up.
- His experience includes reporting positions at AP and Reuters, as well as with several prominent pan-Arab publications.
- It is the first pan-Arab satellite channel to also broadcast in English.
- One objective is a program for educational reform at the pan-Arab level.
- Nothing negative was said by the pan-Arab media when this atrocity occurred on the streets of Fallujah.
- BBC World Service is launching a pan-Arab marketing campaign to promote the BBC Arabic radio and online interactivity.
- It is much more difficult for them to pursue their nuclear ambitions, according to what she told a pan-Arab television talk show.
- It was worthwhile for the authors to examine these projects and strategies to build upon them a suggested pan-Arab environmental regime.
1. 1.1 Advocating the political alliance or union of all Arab states.
  a pan-Arab movement
  Example sentencesExamples
  Pan-Arab nationalists were no less adamantly opposed, having their own purposes in mind for the region.
  They believe that, as he won before, with the support of pan-Arab institutions, he will win again today, even from behind bars.
  An attachment to national identity was nurtured and consistently emphasized by the leadership of these Arab states in their pan-Arab discourse.
  He embodied Lebanon's hope of independent decision without abandoning pan-Arab interests.
  Pan-Arab nationalism did not lift us from the bottom.
  The very concept of an Arab state, of a state loyal to pan-Arab ideals, is a threat to Israel.
  The opposition party has always endorsed the pan-Arab unity line.
  The strategy was to prevent a coalition forming by playing on pan-Arab sentiment.
  They see that pan-Arab reformation is the deepest meaning of our entry into Iraq.
  These groups, movements, and associations, along with a coalition of several pan-Arab political parties, adopted the same viewpoint.

单词	pan-Arab
释义	Definition of pan-Arab in English: pan-Arab adjective panˈarəbˌpænˈɛrəb 1Relating to or involving all of the Arab states. the major pan-Arab newspapers Example sentencesExamples It was worthwhile for the authors to examine these projects and strategies to build upon them a suggested pan-Arab environmental regime. BBC World Service is launching a pan-Arab marketing campaign to promote the BBC Arabic radio and online interactivity. Nothing negative was said by the pan-Arab media when this atrocity occurred on the streets of Fallujah. It is much more difficult for them to pursue their nuclear ambitions, according to what she told a pan-Arab television talk show. The new envoy spoke to the pan-Arab news network on the eve of his first visit to Damascus since taking up the post. One objective is a program for educational reform at the pan-Arab level. It is the first pan-Arab satellite channel to also broadcast in English. His experience includes reporting positions at AP and Reuters, as well as with several prominent pan-Arab publications. The US news organizations showed few if any casualties, but European and pan-Arab channels showed far more. The newspaper, one of the two largest pan-Arab dailies, shuttered its Baghdad bureau in December after insurgents threatened to blow it up. 1.1 Advocating the political alliance or union of all Arab states. a pan-Arab movement Example sentencesExamples He embodied Lebanon's hope of independent decision without abandoning pan-Arab interests. They see that pan-Arab reformation is the deepest meaning of our entry into Iraq. Pan-Arab nationalism did not lift us from the bottom. An attachment to national identity was nurtured and consistently emphasized by the leadership of these Arab states in their pan-Arab discourse. They believe that, as he won before, with the support of pan-Arab institutions, he will win again today, even from behind bars. These groups, movements, and associations, along with a coalition of several pan-Arab political parties, adopted the same viewpoint. The strategy was to prevent a coalition forming by playing on pan-Arab sentiment. Pan-Arab nationalists were no less adamantly opposed, having their own purposes in mind for the region. The very concept of an Arab state, of a state loyal to pan-Arab ideals, is a threat to Israel. The opposition party has always endorsed the pan-Arab unity line. Definition of pan-Arab in US English: pan-Arab adjectiveˌpænˈɛrəbˌpanˈerəb 1Relating to or involving all of the Arab states. the major pan-Arab newspapers Example sentencesExamples The new envoy spoke to the pan-Arab news network on the eve of his first visit to Damascus since taking up the post. The US news organizations showed few if any casualties, but European and pan-Arab channels showed far more. The newspaper, one of the two largest pan-Arab dailies, shuttered its Baghdad bureau in December after insurgents threatened to blow it up. His experience includes reporting positions at AP and Reuters, as well as with several prominent pan-Arab publications. It is the first pan-Arab satellite channel to also broadcast in English. One objective is a program for educational reform at the pan-Arab level. Nothing negative was said by the pan-Arab media when this atrocity occurred on the streets of Fallujah. BBC World Service is launching a pan-Arab marketing campaign to promote the BBC Arabic radio and online interactivity. It is much more difficult for them to pursue their nuclear ambitions, according to what she told a pan-Arab television talk show. It was worthwhile for the authors to examine these projects and strategies to build upon them a suggested pan-Arab environmental regime. 1.1 Advocating the political alliance or union of all Arab states. a pan-Arab movement Example sentencesExamples Pan-Arab nationalists were no less adamantly opposed, having their own purposes in mind for the region. They believe that, as he won before, with the support of pan-Arab institutions, he will win again today, even from behind bars. An attachment to national identity was nurtured and consistently emphasized by the leadership of these Arab states in their pan-Arab discourse. He embodied Lebanon's hope of independent decision without abandoning pan-Arab interests. Pan-Arab nationalism did not lift us from the bottom. The very concept of an Arab state, of a state loyal to pan-Arab ideals, is a threat to Israel. The opposition party has always endorsed the pan-Arab unity line. The strategy was to prevent a coalition forming by playing on pan-Arab sentiment. They see that pan-Arab reformation is the deepest meaning of our entry into Iraq. These groups, movements, and associations, along with a coalition of several pan-Arab political parties, adopted the same viewpoint.
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