Definition
Definition of Anglo - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
culturalrelated to English-speaking people or cultures
- The Anglo traditions are celebrated every year.
2.
ethnicpertaining to Anglo-Saxon or Anglo-Celtic descent
- She has an Anglo background from her father's side.
3.
BritishRare UK related to England or its peopleRare UK
- The Anglo culture has a rich history.
Noun
1.
United StatesUS White person in the US not of Latin originUS
- Many Anglos settled in the southwestern states.
2.
CanadaEnglish-speaking Canadian of Anglo-Celtic origin
- Anglos in Canada often celebrate British traditions.
3.
ethnicityUS person of English descentUS
- Many Anglos live in the southwestern United States.
4.
AustraliaAustralian of Anglo-Celtic descent
- The Anglos in Sydney have a rich cultural heritage.
Expressions with Anglo
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Anglo-Canadianadj.
relating to English-speaking Canadians or their culture
She studied Anglo-Canadian literature at university.
member of the Church of England emphasizing Roman Catholic beliefs and practices
He became an Anglo-Catholic because he preferred a more ritualistic approach to worship.
movement within Anglicanism emphasizing Roman Catholic beliefs and practices
Anglo-Catholicism has influenced various aspects of Anglican liturgy and theology.
Anglo-Frenchadj.
relating to both England and France
The Anglo-French agreement was signed in 1904.
Anglo-Germanadj.
relating to both England and Germany together
The Anglo-German alliance was important in history.
Anglo-Indiann.
person of mixed British and Indian ancestry
My friend is an Anglo-Indian and loves both cultures.
Anglo-Jewishadj.
concerning Jews in Britain, mixing English and Jewish traditions
She researches Anglo-Jewish history in Britain.
French language used in medieval England
Anglo-Norman was spoken in the royal court.
Anglo-Americanadj.
related to both England and the United States
The Anglo-American alliance was crucial during the war.
member of the Germanic tribes in early England
The Anglo-Saxon warriors defended their territory fiercely.
Anglo-Irishn.
people of mixed English and Irish descent
The Anglo-Irish played a key role in history.
Origin of Anglo
Latin, Angli (Angles, a Germanic tribe)
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WASPacr.
acr: White Anglo-Saxon Protestantgroup of white Anglo-Saxon Protestants
heptarchyn.
Anglo-Saxon Britaingroup of seven states in Anglo-Saxon Britain
garden housen.
architectureAnglo-Indian suburban villa
East Anglian.
historical kingdomanglo-saxon kingdom in eastern England
muttonn.
currencyold Anglo-French gold coin with a lamb
AACacr.
acr: Anglo-American Corporationbig mining company from South Africa
AACSAacr.
acr: Anglo-American Corporation of South Africabig company in South Africa
AIBacr.
acr: Anglo Irish Bankbank that was based in Ireland
athelingn.
royaltyprince, especially an Anglo-Saxon royal heir
Futhorcn.
historyancient runic alphabet used by Anglo-Saxons
futhorkn.
writingancient runic alphabet used by Anglo-Saxons
geldn.
historical taxtax on land in Anglo-Saxon England
Hobson-Jobsonn.
languagedictionary of Anglo-Indian words and phrases
lascarn.
militarytent-pitcher or artilleryman in Anglo-Indian context
Northumbrian.
modern regionarea of NE England corresponding to the Anglo-Saxon region
Northumbrian.
historical kingdomAnglo-Saxon kingdom in northern England until 876
Old Saxonn.
languageWest Germanic language related to Anglo-Saxon
scramasaxn.
historical weapontype of dagger used by Anglo-Saxons
scramaseaxn.
historylarge, single-edged knife carried by early medieval fighters, especially Anglo-Saxons
thanen.
aristocratic classaristocrat below an ealdorman in Anglo-Saxon England
thegnn.
anglo-saxon englandnobleman serving the king in Anglo-Saxon England
witann.
anglo-saxon englandhistorical council in Anglo-Saxon England of important churchmen and nobles
Baileyn.
family lineageEnglish surname from Anglo-Norman for a steward
Essexn.
historyhistorical Anglo-Saxon kingdom in early 7th century
Examples of Anglo in a sentence
Anglo influences are evident in the architecture. The Anglo community hosted a cultural festival. The Anglo influence is evident in the architecture. Anglo traditions are celebrated in the community. Anglo traditions influence many global cultures. The Anglo architecture is admired worldwide.
The Anglos in the neighborhood organized a cultural fair. Anglos often celebrate Thanksgiving with traditional meals. Many Anglos reside in the western provinces of Canada. Anglos have significantly influenced Canadian politics. The Anglos in the region celebrate their heritage. Anglos have influenced the local culture significantly. Many Anglos settled in the suburbs of Melbourne. Anglos have significantly influenced Australian cuisine.
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- French:anglo-saxon, Anglo, ...
- German:angloamerikanisch, Anglo, ...
- Italian:anglosassone, anglofono, ...
- Spanish:anglo, británico, ...
- Portuguese:anglo, anglo-saxão, ...
- Chinese:盎格鲁的, 盎格鲁人, ...
- Japanese:アングロの, アングロ, ...
- Arabic:أَنْجْلُوسَكْسُونِي, أنغلو, ...
- Hebrew:אַנְגְּלוֹ-סַכְּסִי, אַנְגְּלוֹ, ...
- Russian:англо, англосакс, ...
- Ukrainian:англо, англосакс, ...
- Hindi:अंग्रेजी, एंग्लो, ...
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