appalachian
appalachian — adjective
- appalachianpositive
- more appalachiancomparative
- most appalachiansuperlative
1. belonging to or connected with the Appalachian Mountains, a long chain of hills
belonging to or connected with the Appalachian Mountains, a long chain of hills and valleys in the eastern US, or with the culture and people of that region.
Wei spent two weeks hiking along the Appalachian Trail in Virginia.
Appalachian + Trail (proper-noun collocation)
Anthony studied Appalachian folk music for his university research project.
attributive: Appalachian + folk music
The small Appalachian town of Boone is surrounded by thick green forest.
Mira filmed a documentary about life in Appalachian coal-mining communities.
Nellie learned several traditional Appalachian songs from her elderly neighbour.
文法句型
Appalachian + noun (e.g. Appalachian Trail, Appalachian culture)
常見錯誤
appalachian — noun
- appalachiansingular
- appalachiansplural
1. a person who was born in or now lives in the Appalachian mountain region of the
a person who was born in or now lives in the Appalachian mountain region of the eastern US.
Ramón's grandfather was an Appalachian who worked in the steel mills.
an Appalachian (countable noun for a person)
The writer grew up as an Appalachian in a small town near the Blue Ridge.
Anya interviewed several Appalachians about their memories of rural life.
Kian read a memoir written by an Appalachian from West Virginia.
Many Appalachians moved north to Detroit and Chicago for factory jobs.
文法句型
an Appalachian
Appalachians (plural form)