英语词汇“Danish”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Danish

/ˈdeɪnɪʃ

adjective

Relating to Denmark or its people or language.We are a Danish company and in Denmark there are duties on bags and in Germany also, so we are used to it....

DENMARK - Danish astronomer has found what appears to be the thirteenth planet, orbiting just outside the orbit of the earth.
Karl Skaarup's visit to Orkney is believed to be the first trip outside Denmark and a Danish film crew will follow him to the festival.

noun

1 [mass noun] The Scandinavian language spoken in Denmark, which is also the official language of Greenland and the Faroes. It is spoken by over 5 million people.During the centuries-long union with Denmark, Norwegians accepted Danish as their written language....

Icelandic is the national language of Iceland, although both English and Danish are understood and spoken by many Icelanders as well.
Scandinavian languages like Danish and Swedish are almost as poor in conjugational suffixes as English, and yet in some dialects the verb moves.

2 (as plural noun the Danish) The people of Denmark.The TEU was rejected by the Danish following a referendum in 1992 and was only accepted in 1993 following major concessions....

Over the next decade, more skirmishes ensued between the Dutch, the Efutu chief, and the Danish.
Instead of following in his father's footsteps he joined the army at the age of 17 and saw some action against the Danish.

3 informal A Danish pastry.I just kept thinking of them as Danishes, light and buttery and creamy....

He went to the fridge and pulled out the Danishes and cakes that he had previously bought and shoved in there.
I was tempted towards the Danishes this morning, then had cake mid-afternoon.

Origin

Old English Denisc, of Germanic origin; superseded in Middle English by forms influenced by Old French daneis and medieval Latin Danensis (from late Latin Dani 'Danes').

单词	Danish
释义	Danish /ˈdeɪnɪʃ / adjective Relating to Denmark or its people or language.We are a Danish company and in Denmark there are duties on bags and in Germany also, so we are used to it.... DENMARK - Danish astronomer has found what appears to be the thirteenth planet, orbiting just outside the orbit of the earth. Karl Skaarup's visit to Orkney is believed to be the first trip outside Denmark and a Danish film crew will follow him to the festival. noun 1 [mass noun] The Scandinavian language spoken in Denmark, which is also the official language of Greenland and the Faroes. It is spoken by over 5 million people.During the centuries-long union with Denmark, Norwegians accepted Danish as their written language.... Icelandic is the national language of Iceland, although both English and Danish are understood and spoken by many Icelanders as well. Scandinavian languages like Danish and Swedish are almost as poor in conjugational suffixes as English, and yet in some dialects the verb moves. 2 (as plural noun the Danish) The people of Denmark.The TEU was rejected by the Danish following a referendum in 1992 and was only accepted in 1993 following major concessions.... Over the next decade, more skirmishes ensued between the Dutch, the Efutu chief, and the Danish. Instead of following in his father's footsteps he joined the army at the age of 17 and saw some action against the Danish. 3 informal A Danish pastry.I just kept thinking of them as Danishes, light and buttery and creamy.... He went to the fridge and pulled out the Danishes and cakes that he had previously bought and shoved in there. I was tempted towards the Danishes this morning, then had cake mid-afternoon. Origin Old English Denisc, of Germanic origin; superseded in Middle English by forms influenced by Old French daneis and medieval Latin Danensis (from late Latin Dani 'Danes').
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