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Panamanian + noun
Panamanian 作形容词时放在名词前，首字母必须大写。
Panamanian coffee is exported around the world.
巴拿马咖啡出口到世界各地。
巴拿马的；巴拿马人的
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
巴拿马的；巴拿马人的
of, relating to, or characteristic of Panama or its people
Panamanian coffee is exported around the world.
巴拿马咖啡出口到世界各地。
Of, from, or pertaining to Panama or Panamanian people.
We enjoyed traditional Panamanian food during our trip.
我们在旅行中享用了传统的巴拿马美食。
My neighbor is a Panamanian who moved here last year.
我的邻居是去年搬到这里的一位巴拿马人。
Many Panamanians speak both Spanish and English.
许多巴拿马人同时说西班牙语和英语。
Panamanian 作形容词时放在名词前，首字母必须大写。
Panamanian coffee is exported around the world.
巴拿马咖啡出口到世界各地。
Panamanian 作名词时指巴拿马人，是可数名词；复数形式为 Panamanians。
My neighbor is a Panamanian.
我的邻居是巴拿马人。
Not this
He is a Panama businessman.
Use this
He is a Panamanian businessman.
Panama 是国名，不能直接作定语表示国籍；表示“巴拿马的”应用形容词 Panamanian。
Not this
There are many Panamanian working in the canal.
Use this
There are many Panamanians working in the canal.
Panamanian 作名词表示“巴拿马人”，是可数名词，复数形式需加 -s，故 many 后应用 Panamanians。
Not this
My friend is Panama.
Use this
My friend is Panamanian.
Panama 是国名，不能用来描述人的国籍；表示“巴拿马人”的形容词/名词形式是 Panamanian。
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巴拿马政府
The Panamanian government has announced new environmental reforms.
巴拿马政府宣布了新的环境改革措施。
巴拿马国旗
The Panamanian flag consists of four quarters and stars.
巴拿马国旗由四个象限和星星组成。
巴拿马美食
Many tourists come to enjoy Panamanian cuisine.
许多游客前来品尝巴拿马美食。
巴拿马人民
The Panamanian people have a rich cultural heritage.
巴拿马人民拥有丰富的文化遗产。
巴拿马公民
He immigrated to Panama and became a Panamanian citizen in 2015.
他移民到巴拿马，并于2015年成为巴拿马公民。
巴拿马西班牙语
Panamanian Spanish is influenced by Caribbean dialects.
巴拿马西班牙语受到加勒比方言的影响。
Use Panamanian naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
记住巴拿马运河的词根Panama，再加-nian（表“…的人”），就是巴拿马人/巴拿马的。
语域：neutral 常见场景：地理或国籍介绍、新闻或正式文书、日常交谈 该词是巴拿马及其国民的标准中性称谓，通常用于地理、国际事务或人物国籍介绍等场合，比较常见于正式或客观描述中。
Albanian, Romanian, Iranian, and Jordanian rhyme with Panamanian: each has primary stress on the /eɪ/ before -nian, so the ending is /eɪniən/. Tanzanian looks similar but is pronounced /ˌtænzəˈniːən/ with stress on /niː/, not /eɪniən/. Australian also looks alike but has /streɪliən/, so it does not rhyme.
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.