Definition of Slovenian in English:

Slovenian

noun & adjective sləˈviːnɪənsloʊˈviniən

another term for Slovene
Example sentencesExamples
- In Cleveland, the city with the largest number of Slovenians in America, Slovenians have long served as ward leaders, council members, and heads of various branches of municipal government.
- However, a young Slovenian woman added that many Americans believe that the rest of the world envies Americans, but this is untrue.
- When the Slovenians are not arguing with each other, they are arguing with their national federation; when they are doing neither, they are winning gold medals.
- Czechs, Poles and Slovenians are also expected to return to holidaying in Bulgaria.
- They are closely followed by the Irish, while rural Slovenians, French and Italians are the least optimistic.
- The Slovenians are a chic people and tourist facilities within the country are certainly on a par with, if not better than, those available throughout the rest of Europe.
- Until 1918 the U.S. Immigration Service counted Croatians from Dalmatia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina separately from other Croatians, who were classified as Slovenians.
- Three days ago I felt that the Kazakhstan team and not the Slovenians or ourselves would decide the outcome of this race and that is the way it is working out.
- Listing the nationalities of the Spurs roster is like the start of a bad joke: ‘Two Slovenians, an Argentine and a Frenchman walk into a bar.’
- I saw the foreign minister of Slovenia today, and he said they are prepared to send some Slovenians over there - not to take full responsibility, but to participate.
- The young, aggressive Italians then decided to play with the Slovenians.
- A group of Latinos gathered in a lakefront park in DePue, which was once a port of entry for immigrants including Slovenians, Italians and Irish, and talked about some tensions with residents of European descent.
- Apparently Slovenians are celebrating as part of the carnival season, and no one - except the convoy - is driving on the main roads.
- Other groups include Germans, Gypsies, Romanians, Slovenians, and Turks.
- The vast majority of Czechs, Slovaks and Slovenians will stay at home anyway, but we will also benefit from closer involvement with them.
- The Hungarians, Poles, Slovaks and Slovenians all kept a diplomatic silence, wishing Ireland well in the second attempt to allow them into the EU.
- Unlike the Italians and Irish, for instance, most Finns and Slovenians chose not to demonstrate American patriotism at public celebrations, and their choice not to participate drew little overt criticism.
- Fragmented and plotless, the novel concerns a group of Slovenians - scientists, artists, a few barely distinguishable handsome young men - all connected through their sexual encounters.
- The other recognized minorities are Slovaks, Croatians, Serbians, Romanians, Slovenians, Germans, Greeks, Ukrainians and Armenians.
- It soon became clear how important religion is to many Slovenians - about 72 percent are Roman Catholics.

Rhymes

Armenian, Athenian, Magdalenian, Mycenaean (US Mycenean), Tyrrhenian

Definition of Slovenian in US English:

Slovenian

noun & adjectiveslōˈvēnēənsloʊˈviniən

another term for Slovene
Example sentencesExamples
- A group of Latinos gathered in a lakefront park in DePue, which was once a port of entry for immigrants including Slovenians, Italians and Irish, and talked about some tensions with residents of European descent.
- Unlike the Italians and Irish, for instance, most Finns and Slovenians chose not to demonstrate American patriotism at public celebrations, and their choice not to participate drew little overt criticism.
- When the Slovenians are not arguing with each other, they are arguing with their national federation; when they are doing neither, they are winning gold medals.
- Listing the nationalities of the Spurs roster is like the start of a bad joke: ‘Two Slovenians, an Argentine and a Frenchman walk into a bar.’
- The vast majority of Czechs, Slovaks and Slovenians will stay at home anyway, but we will also benefit from closer involvement with them.
- Czechs, Poles and Slovenians are also expected to return to holidaying in Bulgaria.
- Until 1918 the U.S. Immigration Service counted Croatians from Dalmatia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina separately from other Croatians, who were classified as Slovenians.
- It soon became clear how important religion is to many Slovenians - about 72 percent are Roman Catholics.
- I saw the foreign minister of Slovenia today, and he said they are prepared to send some Slovenians over there - not to take full responsibility, but to participate.
- The Hungarians, Poles, Slovaks and Slovenians all kept a diplomatic silence, wishing Ireland well in the second attempt to allow them into the EU.
- Apparently Slovenians are celebrating as part of the carnival season, and no one - except the convoy - is driving on the main roads.
- The young, aggressive Italians then decided to play with the Slovenians.
- The other recognized minorities are Slovaks, Croatians, Serbians, Romanians, Slovenians, Germans, Greeks, Ukrainians and Armenians.
- The Slovenians are a chic people and tourist facilities within the country are certainly on a par with, if not better than, those available throughout the rest of Europe.
- In Cleveland, the city with the largest number of Slovenians in America, Slovenians have long served as ward leaders, council members, and heads of various branches of municipal government.
- Other groups include Germans, Gypsies, Romanians, Slovenians, and Turks.
- However, a young Slovenian woman added that many Americans believe that the rest of the world envies Americans, but this is untrue.
- Three days ago I felt that the Kazakhstan team and not the Slovenians or ourselves would decide the outcome of this race and that is the way it is working out.
- Fragmented and plotless, the novel concerns a group of Slovenians - scientists, artists, a few barely distinguishable handsome young men - all connected through their sexual encounters.
- They are closely followed by the Irish, while rural Slovenians, French and Italians are the least optimistic.

单词	Slovenian
释义	Definition of Slovenian in English: Slovenian noun & adjective sləˈviːnɪənsloʊˈviniən another term for Slovene Example sentencesExamples In Cleveland, the city with the largest number of Slovenians in America, Slovenians have long served as ward leaders, council members, and heads of various branches of municipal government. However, a young Slovenian woman added that many Americans believe that the rest of the world envies Americans, but this is untrue. When the Slovenians are not arguing with each other, they are arguing with their national federation; when they are doing neither, they are winning gold medals. Czechs, Poles and Slovenians are also expected to return to holidaying in Bulgaria. They are closely followed by the Irish, while rural Slovenians, French and Italians are the least optimistic. The Slovenians are a chic people and tourist facilities within the country are certainly on a par with, if not better than, those available throughout the rest of Europe. Until 1918 the U.S. Immigration Service counted Croatians from Dalmatia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina separately from other Croatians, who were classified as Slovenians. Three days ago I felt that the Kazakhstan team and not the Slovenians or ourselves would decide the outcome of this race and that is the way it is working out. Listing the nationalities of the Spurs roster is like the start of a bad joke: ‘Two Slovenians, an Argentine and a Frenchman walk into a bar.’ I saw the foreign minister of Slovenia today, and he said they are prepared to send some Slovenians over there - not to take full responsibility, but to participate. The young, aggressive Italians then decided to play with the Slovenians. A group of Latinos gathered in a lakefront park in DePue, which was once a port of entry for immigrants including Slovenians, Italians and Irish, and talked about some tensions with residents of European descent. Apparently Slovenians are celebrating as part of the carnival season, and no one - except the convoy - is driving on the main roads. Other groups include Germans, Gypsies, Romanians, Slovenians, and Turks. The vast majority of Czechs, Slovaks and Slovenians will stay at home anyway, but we will also benefit from closer involvement with them. The Hungarians, Poles, Slovaks and Slovenians all kept a diplomatic silence, wishing Ireland well in the second attempt to allow them into the EU. Unlike the Italians and Irish, for instance, most Finns and Slovenians chose not to demonstrate American patriotism at public celebrations, and their choice not to participate drew little overt criticism. Fragmented and plotless, the novel concerns a group of Slovenians - scientists, artists, a few barely distinguishable handsome young men - all connected through their sexual encounters. The other recognized minorities are Slovaks, Croatians, Serbians, Romanians, Slovenians, Germans, Greeks, Ukrainians and Armenians. It soon became clear how important religion is to many Slovenians - about 72 percent are Roman Catholics. Rhymes Armenian, Athenian, Magdalenian, Mycenaean (US Mycenean), Tyrrhenian Definition of Slovenian in US English: Slovenian noun & adjectiveslōˈvēnēənsloʊˈviniən another term for Slovene Example sentencesExamples A group of Latinos gathered in a lakefront park in DePue, which was once a port of entry for immigrants including Slovenians, Italians and Irish, and talked about some tensions with residents of European descent. Unlike the Italians and Irish, for instance, most Finns and Slovenians chose not to demonstrate American patriotism at public celebrations, and their choice not to participate drew little overt criticism. When the Slovenians are not arguing with each other, they are arguing with their national federation; when they are doing neither, they are winning gold medals. Listing the nationalities of the Spurs roster is like the start of a bad joke: ‘Two Slovenians, an Argentine and a Frenchman walk into a bar.’ The vast majority of Czechs, Slovaks and Slovenians will stay at home anyway, but we will also benefit from closer involvement with them. Czechs, Poles and Slovenians are also expected to return to holidaying in Bulgaria. Until 1918 the U.S. Immigration Service counted Croatians from Dalmatia, Bosnia, and Herzegovina separately from other Croatians, who were classified as Slovenians. It soon became clear how important religion is to many Slovenians - about 72 percent are Roman Catholics. I saw the foreign minister of Slovenia today, and he said they are prepared to send some Slovenians over there - not to take full responsibility, but to participate. The Hungarians, Poles, Slovaks and Slovenians all kept a diplomatic silence, wishing Ireland well in the second attempt to allow them into the EU. Apparently Slovenians are celebrating as part of the carnival season, and no one - except the convoy - is driving on the main roads. The young, aggressive Italians then decided to play with the Slovenians. The other recognized minorities are Slovaks, Croatians, Serbians, Romanians, Slovenians, Germans, Greeks, Ukrainians and Armenians. The Slovenians are a chic people and tourist facilities within the country are certainly on a par with, if not better than, those available throughout the rest of Europe. In Cleveland, the city with the largest number of Slovenians in America, Slovenians have long served as ward leaders, council members, and heads of various branches of municipal government. Other groups include Germans, Gypsies, Romanians, Slovenians, and Turks. However, a young Slovenian woman added that many Americans believe that the rest of the world envies Americans, but this is untrue. Three days ago I felt that the Kazakhstan team and not the Slovenians or ourselves would decide the outcome of this race and that is the way it is working out. Fragmented and plotless, the novel concerns a group of Slovenians - scientists, artists, a few barely distinguishable handsome young men - all connected through their sexual encounters. They are closely followed by the Irish, while rural Slovenians, French and Italians are the least optimistic.
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