Anglo- in Greek
Anglo- in Greek is αγγλο- — Anglo- means a person of English or British descent, especially as distinguished from other ethnic groups.
Anglo- in Greek
αγγλο-
Pronounced: anglo-
A combining form relating to the English or British people, culture, or livestock.
What does "Anglo-" mean?
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noun A person of English or British descent, especially as distinguished from other ethnic groups.
"The neighborhood has a mix of Anglos, Latinos, and recent immigrants."
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Anglo- in a sentence
- The neighborhood has a mix of Anglos, Latinos, and recent immigrants.
- He identified as an Anglo-Australian, distinct from his Greek neighbors.
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What is "Anglo-" in Greek?
"Anglo-" in Greek is αγγλο-. Anglo- means: A person of English or British descent, especially as distinguished from other ethnic groups.
How do you pronounce αγγλο-?
"Anglo-" in Greek is αγγλο-, pronounced "anglo-".
How do you use "Anglo-" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighborhood has a mix of Anglos, Latinos, and recent immigrants." In Greek, "Anglo-" is αγγλο-.
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