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colonial

Aussprache: [kəˈloʊ.ni.əl]

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Kontext: „historical period“

(adjective) related to the time when countries ruled over other lands. This often involves one country sending people to live in another place to control it, like when a country takes over a new land.

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In history class, we learned about colonial governments that controlled many territories.

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Her family does not have any colonial connections, as they have always lived in one place.

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What countries had colonial empires in the 1800s?

Kontext: „style and culture“

(adjective) describing the style or way of living that is typical of a time when many countries had colonies. This can refer to buildings, furniture, or fashion that reflects that historical period.

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Their house has a beautiful colonial style, with big porches and tall windows.

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The modern apartment building has no colonial features; it looks very sleek and contemporary.

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Can you name any colonial style furniture pieces?

Kontext: „historical entity“

(noun) a person who lives in a colony, which is a land ruled by another country. Colonials often have to adapt to new rules and ways of life from the country in charge.

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The colonials in the new land had to work hard to build their community.

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She does not want to be seen as a colonial; she prefers to live by her own choices.

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What challenges did the colonials face in their new environments?

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