| 释义 |
Ohian, n. and a.|əʊˈhaɪən|
= Ohioan n. and a.
1819in J. Flint Lett. from Amer. (1822) 128 The Ohian is in many cases growing up to manhood. 1836C. R. Gilman Life on Lakes I. 54 He..is the very man..who should be called Buck Eye and not Ohian. 1963Guardian 1 May 10/7 The average Ohian. 1977Financial Times 18 Oct. 17/1 Ohians can with some justification claim to be a boilerhouse of U.S. manufacturing industry. Ibid. 17/7 Even those Ohian politicians who rose to national prominence rarely put their stamp on the country's affairs. |