Definition of Guanche in English:

Guanche

nounPlural Guanches ˈɡwɑːntʃiˈɡwän(t)SHā

A member of an aboriginal people speaking a Berber language who formerly inhabited the Canary Islands.
Example sentencesExamples
- But there were other episodes of utter destruction which have been almost entirely forgotten, like the disappearance of the Guanche people of the Canary islands under the European impact.
- The native population of the Canary Islands were the Guanches, a white race, vigorous, of high stature, fair-haired and blue-eyed, and leading mostly a pastoral life.
- Rather closer to home the Spanish also destroyed much of the culture of the Guanches, native inhabitants of the Canary Islands and descendants of the Berbers from nearby North Africa.
- I uncovered this when I headed inland and to see the legendary Totem rocks which date back to the island's original inhabitants, the Guanches.
- The typical Canarian cuisine is a blend of Guanche, Spanish, and Latin American food, with bananas and ‘gofio’, a staple grain which plays a leading role in many menus.

Origin

Spanish.

Definition of Guanche in US English:

Guanche

nounˈɡwän(t)SHā

A member of an aboriginal people speaking a Berber language who formerly inhabited the Canary Islands, and were absorbed after the Spanish conquest in the 15th century.
Example sentencesExamples
- But there were other episodes of utter destruction which have been almost entirely forgotten, like the disappearance of the Guanche people of the Canary islands under the European impact.
- Rather closer to home the Spanish also destroyed much of the culture of the Guanches, native inhabitants of the Canary Islands and descendants of the Berbers from nearby North Africa.
- The native population of the Canary Islands were the Guanches, a white race, vigorous, of high stature, fair-haired and blue-eyed, and leading mostly a pastoral life.
- The typical Canarian cuisine is a blend of Guanche, Spanish, and Latin American food, with bananas and ‘gofio’, a staple grain which plays a leading role in many menus.
- I uncovered this when I headed inland and to see the legendary Totem rocks which date back to the island's original inhabitants, the Guanches.

Origin

Spanish.

单词	Guanche
释义	Definition of Guanche in English: Guanche nounPlural Guanches ˈɡwɑːntʃiˈɡwän(t)SHā A member of an aboriginal people speaking a Berber language who formerly inhabited the Canary Islands. Example sentencesExamples But there were other episodes of utter destruction which have been almost entirely forgotten, like the disappearance of the Guanche people of the Canary islands under the European impact. The native population of the Canary Islands were the Guanches, a white race, vigorous, of high stature, fair-haired and blue-eyed, and leading mostly a pastoral life. Rather closer to home the Spanish also destroyed much of the culture of the Guanches, native inhabitants of the Canary Islands and descendants of the Berbers from nearby North Africa. I uncovered this when I headed inland and to see the legendary Totem rocks which date back to the island's original inhabitants, the Guanches. The typical Canarian cuisine is a blend of Guanche, Spanish, and Latin American food, with bananas and ‘gofio’, a staple grain which plays a leading role in many menus. Origin Spanish. Definition of Guanche in US English: Guanche nounˈɡwän(t)SHā A member of an aboriginal people speaking a Berber language who formerly inhabited the Canary Islands, and were absorbed after the Spanish conquest in the 15th century. Example sentencesExamples But there were other episodes of utter destruction which have been almost entirely forgotten, like the disappearance of the Guanche people of the Canary islands under the European impact. Rather closer to home the Spanish also destroyed much of the culture of the Guanches, native inhabitants of the Canary Islands and descendants of the Berbers from nearby North Africa. The native population of the Canary Islands were the Guanches, a white race, vigorous, of high stature, fair-haired and blue-eyed, and leading mostly a pastoral life. The typical Canarian cuisine is a blend of Guanche, Spanish, and Latin American food, with bananas and ‘gofio’, a staple grain which plays a leading role in many menus. I uncovered this when I headed inland and to see the legendary Totem rocks which date back to the island's original inhabitants, the Guanches. Origin Spanish.
随便看	day job day-laboring day labour day labourer day-labouring day length daylength-neutral dayless day letter Day-Lewis, C. day-lewis, c Day-Lewis, Sir Daniel daylight daylight bulb daylighted daylight factor daylight gate daylight hours daylighting daylight-loading daylight robbery daylights daylight saving daylight savings time daylight saving time