Definition of subcontinent in English:

subcontinent

noun sʌbˈkɒntɪnəntˌsəbˈkɑn(t)ənənt

A large distinguishable part of a continent, such as North America or the part of Asia containing India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
Example sentencesExamples
- Do you think that this is going to have serious implications for security on the subcontinent?
- The result is a new point of reference for the two estranged siblings of the subcontinent to tell stories about each other.
- But in the case of the subcontinent, as the U.S. well knows, that peace has yet to be forged.
- Agitated over the role of politicians of both the countries, Khan blamed them of all ills in the subcontinent.
- The region served as a fountainhead of Hindu religion and was an established center of education in the subcontinent.
- Never before has this double edged weapon been used so effectively by any politician in the subcontinent.
- This would be the best gift the subcontinent could offer to the world in the International Year of Mountains.
- They can bind relationships even beyond the mental and geographical barriers of a subcontinent.
- By the start of the last century, colonial India's hill stations were strung out all over the subcontinent.
- The subcontinent is home to a number of indigenous breeds of dogs.
- It also offers a fine range of Indian cuisine prepared by their resident chef, imported straight from the subcontinent.
- Seems a batsman in the match was from somewhere on the subcontinent.
- The movies that enthrall, enrage and obsess a billion Indians, on the subcontinent and around the world.
- None foresaw a disaster even remotely close to the one that overwhelmed the subcontinent.
- There are Chinatowns and takeaways all over the world, but in Britain the culinary impact of China is dwarfed by the subcontinent.
- The story faded from the front pages in most of the world, but it was not quickly forgotten on the subcontinent.
- This system will develop over the southeastern subcontinent and may reach Namibia's eastern parts.
- The Nehru-Gandhi family dominated politics in the subcontinent for 40 years after the end of British rule.
- It was the first and last glimpse of the subcontinent for millions of colonial servants, and it changes utterly every time I come here.
- Chutzpah and discipline more than muscle built the Empire on the subcontinent.

Derivatives

subcontinental

adjective sʌbkɒntɪˈnɛnt(ə)l

This was the first time I had actually watched Canada play in this tournament, and the striking thing about their team was just how subcontinental their team looked.
Example sentencesExamples
- Obviously these pictures take a position that in a western gallery mediates for the other India, one that is insulated from disasters, disease, subcontinental chaos.
- Dismissing, optimistically, the threats of African AIDS and Indian subcontinental nuclear lunacy, there will be huge population pressures in the poorer countries over the next few decades.
- I had 20-page faxes of handwritten itineraries, imploring phone calls in the middle of the night, notes from strangers, the itinerant yogis of subcontinental tourism.
- Does the richness of the tradition of argument make much difference to subcontinental lives today?

Rhymes

continent

Definition of subcontinent in US English:

subcontinent

nounˌsəbˈkɑn(t)ənəntˌsəbˈkän(t)ənənt

A large, distinguishable part of a continent, such as North America or southern Africa.
See also Indian subcontinent
Example sentencesExamples
- It was the first and last glimpse of the subcontinent for millions of colonial servants, and it changes utterly every time I come here.
- This would be the best gift the subcontinent could offer to the world in the International Year of Mountains.
- But in the case of the subcontinent, as the U.S. well knows, that peace has yet to be forged.
- The story faded from the front pages in most of the world, but it was not quickly forgotten on the subcontinent.
- The result is a new point of reference for the two estranged siblings of the subcontinent to tell stories about each other.
- This system will develop over the southeastern subcontinent and may reach Namibia's eastern parts.
- Chutzpah and discipline more than muscle built the Empire on the subcontinent.
- The subcontinent is home to a number of indigenous breeds of dogs.
- There are Chinatowns and takeaways all over the world, but in Britain the culinary impact of China is dwarfed by the subcontinent.
- The movies that enthrall, enrage and obsess a billion Indians, on the subcontinent and around the world.
- None foresaw a disaster even remotely close to the one that overwhelmed the subcontinent.
- They can bind relationships even beyond the mental and geographical barriers of a subcontinent.
- By the start of the last century, colonial India's hill stations were strung out all over the subcontinent.
- Do you think that this is going to have serious implications for security on the subcontinent?
- The region served as a fountainhead of Hindu religion and was an established center of education in the subcontinent.
- The Nehru-Gandhi family dominated politics in the subcontinent for 40 years after the end of British rule.
- Agitated over the role of politicians of both the countries, Khan blamed them of all ills in the subcontinent.
- It also offers a fine range of Indian cuisine prepared by their resident chef, imported straight from the subcontinent.
- Seems a batsman in the match was from somewhere on the subcontinent.
- Never before has this double edged weapon been used so effectively by any politician in the subcontinent.

单词	subcontinent
释义	Definition of subcontinent in English: subcontinent noun sʌbˈkɒntɪnəntˌsəbˈkɑn(t)ənənt A large distinguishable part of a continent, such as North America or the part of Asia containing India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Example sentencesExamples Do you think that this is going to have serious implications for security on the subcontinent? The result is a new point of reference for the two estranged siblings of the subcontinent to tell stories about each other. But in the case of the subcontinent, as the U.S. well knows, that peace has yet to be forged. Agitated over the role of politicians of both the countries, Khan blamed them of all ills in the subcontinent. The region served as a fountainhead of Hindu religion and was an established center of education in the subcontinent. Never before has this double edged weapon been used so effectively by any politician in the subcontinent. This would be the best gift the subcontinent could offer to the world in the International Year of Mountains. They can bind relationships even beyond the mental and geographical barriers of a subcontinent. By the start of the last century, colonial India's hill stations were strung out all over the subcontinent. The subcontinent is home to a number of indigenous breeds of dogs. It also offers a fine range of Indian cuisine prepared by their resident chef, imported straight from the subcontinent. Seems a batsman in the match was from somewhere on the subcontinent. The movies that enthrall, enrage and obsess a billion Indians, on the subcontinent and around the world. None foresaw a disaster even remotely close to the one that overwhelmed the subcontinent. There are Chinatowns and takeaways all over the world, but in Britain the culinary impact of China is dwarfed by the subcontinent. The story faded from the front pages in most of the world, but it was not quickly forgotten on the subcontinent. This system will develop over the southeastern subcontinent and may reach Namibia's eastern parts. The Nehru-Gandhi family dominated politics in the subcontinent for 40 years after the end of British rule. It was the first and last glimpse of the subcontinent for millions of colonial servants, and it changes utterly every time I come here. Chutzpah and discipline more than muscle built the Empire on the subcontinent. Derivatives subcontinental adjective sʌbkɒntɪˈnɛnt(ə)l This was the first time I had actually watched Canada play in this tournament, and the striking thing about their team was just how subcontinental their team looked. Example sentencesExamples Obviously these pictures take a position that in a western gallery mediates for the other India, one that is insulated from disasters, disease, subcontinental chaos. Dismissing, optimistically, the threats of African AIDS and Indian subcontinental nuclear lunacy, there will be huge population pressures in the poorer countries over the next few decades. I had 20-page faxes of handwritten itineraries, imploring phone calls in the middle of the night, notes from strangers, the itinerant yogis of subcontinental tourism. Does the richness of the tradition of argument make much difference to subcontinental lives today? Rhymes continent Definition of subcontinent in US English: subcontinent nounˌsəbˈkɑn(t)ənəntˌsəbˈkän(t)ənənt A large, distinguishable part of a continent, such as North America or southern Africa. See also Indian subcontinent Example sentencesExamples It was the first and last glimpse of the subcontinent for millions of colonial servants, and it changes utterly every time I come here. This would be the best gift the subcontinent could offer to the world in the International Year of Mountains. But in the case of the subcontinent, as the U.S. well knows, that peace has yet to be forged. The story faded from the front pages in most of the world, but it was not quickly forgotten on the subcontinent. The result is a new point of reference for the two estranged siblings of the subcontinent to tell stories about each other. This system will develop over the southeastern subcontinent and may reach Namibia's eastern parts. Chutzpah and discipline more than muscle built the Empire on the subcontinent. The subcontinent is home to a number of indigenous breeds of dogs. There are Chinatowns and takeaways all over the world, but in Britain the culinary impact of China is dwarfed by the subcontinent. The movies that enthrall, enrage and obsess a billion Indians, on the subcontinent and around the world. None foresaw a disaster even remotely close to the one that overwhelmed the subcontinent. They can bind relationships even beyond the mental and geographical barriers of a subcontinent. By the start of the last century, colonial India's hill stations were strung out all over the subcontinent. Do you think that this is going to have serious implications for security on the subcontinent? The region served as a fountainhead of Hindu religion and was an established center of education in the subcontinent. The Nehru-Gandhi family dominated politics in the subcontinent for 40 years after the end of British rule. Agitated over the role of politicians of both the countries, Khan blamed them of all ills in the subcontinent. It also offers a fine range of Indian cuisine prepared by their resident chef, imported straight from the subcontinent. Seems a batsman in the match was from somewhere on the subcontinent. Never before has this double edged weapon been used so effectively by any politician in the subcontinent.
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