Aussie

ˈɑːsi

Definition

Definition of Aussie - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

animalsAustralian Shepherd dog, a popular breed

The Aussie loves to play in the park.

sheepdog

shepherd

personAustralian person, often used informally

I met an Aussie at the party.

Australian

finance

TECH.

Australian dollar in financial contexts

TECH.

The Aussie is strong against the US dollar.

AUD

Aussie dollar

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Images of Aussie

Australian Shepherd dog, a popular breed

Expressions with Aussie

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Aussie dollar

the currency of Australia

The Aussie dollar is strong against the US dollar.

Aussie battler

ordinary Australian who perseveres despite hardships

The Aussie battler continues to work hard despite economic difficulties..

dinkum Aussie

person who is a true or typical Australian

Everyone says he's a real dinkum Aussie.

Origin of Aussie

English, Aus (Australia) + -ie (diminutive)

Terms with Aussie included in their meaning

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rover

Aussie Rules

position in Australian Rules football

bluebottle

aussie tiny hunter

parasitic wasp native to Australia

Joe Blake

aussie rhyme

snake in Australian rhyming slang

Examples of Aussie in a sentence

The Aussie competed in the dog show last weekend.
The Aussie shared stories of his travels.
An Aussie won the surfing competition.
Investors are keeping an eye on the Aussie this week.
The Aussie fluctuated significantly in the last quarter.

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French:Berger australien, Aussie, ...
German:Aussie, ...
Italian:Australian Shepherd, australiano, ...
Spanish:Aussie, aussie, ...
Portuguese:Pastor Australiano, aussie, ...
Chinese:澳洲牧羊犬, 澳洲人, ...
Japanese:オージー, ...
Arabic:كَلْب الرَّاعِي الأُسْتُرالي, أسترالي, ...
Hebrew:אוֹסִי, אוֹזִי, ...
Russian:австралийская овчарка, австралиец, ...
Ukrainian:Австралійська вівчарка, австралієць, ...
Hindi:ऑसी, ...
Bengali:অসি, অজি, ...
Catalan:Aussie, australià, ...
Czech:australský ovčák, Australan, ...
Danish:aussie, australier, ...
Dutch:Aussie, ...
Greek:Αυστραλιανός Ποιμενικός, Αυστραλός, ...
Hungarian:ausztrál juhászkutya, ausztrál, ...
Khmer:ឆ្កែអូស្ត្រាលីនសេផឺដ, ជនជាតិអូស្ត្រាលី, ...
Korean:오지, 호주 사람, ...
Persian:آزی, آسی, ...
Polish:Owczarek australijski, Australijczyk, ...
Portuguese (BR):Aussie, australiano, ...
Romanian:Aussie, australian, ...
Swedish:Aussie, aussie, ...
Thai:ออสซี่, คนออสซี่, ...
Turkish:Avustralya Çoban Köpeği, Aussie, ...
Vietnamese:Chó Aussie, người Úc, ...

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