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

habitant

noun

1ˈhabɪt(ə)nt archaic An inhabitant.The country dwellers and habitants of market towns and traditional villages keep away from the large towns and cities unless absolutely necessary....

This being the case, those habitants of areas outside the golden southwestern sphere are entirely reliant upon their own vehicles.
The company is responsible for treating all the waste water of a city with over 16 million habitants.

2abiːˈtɒ̃ [often as modifier] An early French settler in Canada (especially Quebec) or Louisiana: the habitant farmhouses of old Quebec...

When tobacco prices dropped, Chesapeake planters suffered; when French subsidies lagged or European fashions changed, Quebec habitants descended toward subsistence.
In 1713, when Britain acquired Acadia, they were some 2,300 French habitants living on seigneuries, under the manorial system which France established in her colonies.
The lives of many French North American habitants were disrupted by eighteenth-century geopolitical changes, but none more than the Acadians.

Origin

Late Middle English (in sense 1): from Old French, from habiter, from Latin habitare 'inhabit'.

单词	habitant
释义	habitant noun 1ˈhabɪt(ə)nt archaic An inhabitant.The country dwellers and habitants of market towns and traditional villages keep away from the large towns and cities unless absolutely necessary.... This being the case, those habitants of areas outside the golden southwestern sphere are entirely reliant upon their own vehicles. The company is responsible for treating all the waste water of a city with over 16 million habitants. 2abiːˈtɒ̃ [often as modifier] An early French settler in Canada (especially Quebec) or Louisiana: the habitant farmhouses of old Quebec... When tobacco prices dropped, Chesapeake planters suffered; when French subsidies lagged or European fashions changed, Quebec habitants descended toward subsistence. In 1713, when Britain acquired Acadia, they were some 2,300 French habitants living on seigneuries, under the manorial system which France established in her colonies. The lives of many French North American habitants were disrupted by eighteenth-century geopolitical changes, but none more than the Acadians. Origin Late Middle English (in sense 1): from Old French, from habiter, from Latin habitare 'inhabit'. Rhymes cohabitant
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