Word
outlanders
/ˈautləndə/
noun
外国人；外地人
outlanders is the plural of outlander.
核心释义
a person who comes from a foreign country; someone who does not owe allegiance to your country
- 1.
外国人或外来者
A foreigner or alien.
- 2.
陌生人或局外人
A stranger or outsider.
外国人或外来者；陌生人或局外人；外国人；外地人
用法In use
As an outlander in this small village, he found it hard to fit in at first.
用法提示：outlander 作为名词，表示来自外地的人，在句中作主语补足语。
The local festival attracted many outlanders who were eager to experience the culture.
用法提示：outlander 作为名词，表示外地人，在句中作宾语。
She felt like an outlander in the bustling city, surrounded by unfamiliar faces.
用法提示：outlander 作为名词，表示外地人，在句中作表语。
an outlander
不定冠词加名词，泛指一个外地人。
He felt like an outlander in the small village.
他在那个小村庄里感觉自己像个外地人。
the outlander
定冠词加名词，特指某个外地人。
相关词与表达Connections
易混词Confusing words
词族Word family
- outlanders
- plural
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