denizen 的 2 个定义
- an inhabitant; resident.
- a person who regularly frequents a place; habitué: the denizens of a local bar.
- anything adapted to a new place, condition, etc., as an animal or plant not indigenous to a place but successfully naturalized.
- British Law. an alien admitted to residence and to certain rights of citizenship in a country: this legal designation has been obsolete since the first half of the 20th century.
- to make a denizen of.
denizen 近义词
resident
更多denizen例句
- He’s a denizen of Free City, a hugely popular open-world video game in which the players can do whatever they want—generally, they just adopt customized tough-guy skins, drive fast in their cartoony cars and rob virtual banks.
- Humans are destroying forests because they lack empathy with their denizens, he says.
- Microwaves are the shortest denizens of the radio wave family.
- In Boston, for instance, fighting regularly broke out as denizens from the north and south ends of town met with their floats to do battle.
- There were still many moments when I felt dumbfounded by the intensity of the denizens of this foreign world.
- How lovely, than, that one Internet denizen took the time to help these forgotten statesmen find sexual satiation…with each other!
- When Kemal, a wealthy denizen of Istanbul, meets Fusun, a beautiful shop girl and distant cousin, the two begin a torrid affair.
- It's a small, exclusive French brand that was once only the denizen of select fashionistas.
- It embellishes the denizen of the city, and hides the nakedness of barbarism.
- It was strange indeed to meet a living denizen of a world that seemed to her impossible except in books.
- The elephant is the denizen of the forests where, in a succeeding chapter, we shall encounter both him and the rhinoceros.
- The solitary denizen of the plains—the little minivet (Pericrocotus peregrinus)—is the least resplendent of them all.
- Sometimes this throat uttered Yes, sometimes it uttered No; sometimes it made inquiries about a time worn denizen of the place.