Definition of Angolan in English:
Angolan
adjectiveaŋˈɡəʊlənæŋˈɡoʊlən
Relating to Angola or its people.
Angolan agriculture is dominated by small-scale subsistence farmers
Example sentencesExamples
- The construction site employs 2,100 people, 89 percent of whom are Angolan.
- The Angolans were in Namibia to explore trade and investments opportunities for Angolan products.
- It's seven years since the Angolan singer released his last album.
- Reports said very big shoals of pilchard were found along the Angolan coast north of the Kunene river mouth.
- Prestigio is an NGO working at integrating and protecting the interests of young Angolan entrepreneurs.
- But more importantly, his feature film tackles Angolan history and politics with brave originality.
- Carlos is Angolan-born but now resident in the Netherlands.
nounaŋˈɡəʊlənæŋˈɡoʊlən
A native or inhabitant of Angola, or a person of Angolan descent.
many Angolans are bilingual
Example sentencesExamples
- The Angolans were in Namibia to explore trade and investments opportunities for Angolan products.
- She succeeds Luis Sambo, an Angolan who served as the office's regional director for the past 10 years.
- The Angolans need to score their first goal of the tournament.
- Traditional religion is practiced by about 10 percent of Angolans.
- The Angolans are the top African basketball nation and have qualified for the last two Olympics in Atlanta and Sydney.
Rhymes
colon, Nolan, semicolon, stolen, swollen
Definition of Angolan in US English:
Angolan
adjectiveæŋˈɡoʊlənaNGˈɡōlən
Relating to Angola or its people.
Angolan agriculture is dominated by small-scale subsistence farmers
Example sentencesExamples
- It's seven years since the Angolan singer released his last album.
- Prestigio is an NGO working at integrating and protecting the interests of young Angolan entrepreneurs.
- Reports said very big shoals of pilchard were found along the Angolan coast north of the Kunene river mouth.
- The Angolans were in Namibia to explore trade and investments opportunities for Angolan products.
- The construction site employs 2,100 people, 89 percent of whom are Angolan.
- Carlos is Angolan-born but now resident in the Netherlands.
- But more importantly, his feature film tackles Angolan history and politics with brave originality.
nounæŋˈɡoʊlənaNGˈɡōlən
A native or inhabitant of Angola, or a person of Angolan descent.
many Angolans are bilingual
Example sentencesExamples
- Traditional religion is practiced by about 10 percent of Angolans.
- The Angolans need to score their first goal of the tournament.
- She succeeds Luis Sambo, an Angolan who served as the office's regional director for the past 10 years.
- The Angolans are the top African basketball nation and have qualified for the last two Olympics in Atlanta and Sydney.
- The Angolans were in Namibia to explore trade and investments opportunities for Angolan products.