Apache
əˈpætʃi
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Definition of Apache - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
indigenousgroup of Native American peoples in the southwest US
  • The Apache were known for their skills in warfare.
nation people tribe
2.
militaryTECH.TMUStype of military helicopter used by the US ArmyTECH.TMUS
  • The Apache helicopter flew over the training area.
chopper helicopter
3.
technologyTECH.TMwidely used open source web server softwareTECH.TM
  • The website runs on Apache for better performance.
web server
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  • Apache: type of military helicopter used by the US Army
    type of military helicopter used by the US Army

Expressions with Apache

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lively dance with acrobatic movements
They performed an Apache dance at the festival.
Native American tribe from the Southwestern United States
The Chiricahua Apache were known for their resistance.
Native American tribe living in Arizona
The San Carlos Apache have a rich cultural heritage.
group of Apache people native to the Southwestern United States
The Western Apache have a distinct culture and language.
small, rounded, black obsidian pebble
He found an Apache tear while hiking in the desert.
dance believed to ward off evil spirits
They performed the Apache devil dance to protect the village.

Origin of Apache

Zuni, apachu (enemy)

Terms with Apache included in their meaning

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LAMPacr.
acr: Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP
set of software for building web servers
LAMPacr.
acr: Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP
software stack for building web applications
ASFacr.
acr: Apache Software Foundation
organization supporting open-source software projects
Apache culture
Apache dance representing mountain spirits
LAMPPacr.
acr: Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, and Perl
group of software used for web development
WAMPacr.
acr: Windows, Apache, MySQL, and PHP
software stack for building web applications
historical figure
apache leader who resisted settlers in the 1800s
language
Apache language spoken in East central Arizona

Examples of Apache in a sentence

  • Many Apache tribes still reside in Arizona and New Mexico.
  • The Apache was deployed in the desert mission.
  • An Apache hovered silently above the base.
  • Apache is known for its robust security features.
  • Many developers prefer Apache for its flexibility.

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  1. French:Apaches, hélicoptère Apache, ...
  2. German:Apache, ...
  3. Italian:Apache, ...
  4. Spanish:Apache, ...
  5. Portuguese:Apache, ...
  6. Chinese:阿帕奇人, 阿帕奇, ...
  7. Japanese:アパッチ族, アパッチ, ...
  8. Arabic:أَباتْشي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אַפָּאצִ'י, ...
  10. Russian:Апачи, вертолет Апач, ...
  11. Ukrainian:апачі, гелікоптер Апачі, ...
  12. Hindi:अपाचे, अपाचे हेलीकॉप्टर, ...
apache
əˈpætʃeɪ

Definition of apache - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

French criminalDatedParisian gangster or ruffian in early 20th centuryDated
  • The apaches were notorious in the Paris underworld.
  • The apache ruled the streets of Paris.
  • An apache was feared by the local residents.
gangster ruffian thug
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Origin of apache

Apache, name of a Native American tribe

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  1. French:apache, ...
  2. German:Pariser Gangster, ...
  3. Italian:gangster parigino, ...
  4. Spanish:rufian parisino, ...
  5. Portuguese:gangster parisiense, ...
  6. Chinese:阿帕奇, ...
  7. Japanese:アパッシュ, ...
  8. Arabic:أباتشي, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּרְיוֹן פָּרִיזָאִי, ...
  10. Russian:парижский бандит, ...
  11. Ukrainian:паризький бандит, ...
  12. Hindi:अपाचे अपराधी, ...
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