Definition of Balkan in English:

Balkan

adjective ˈbɔːlk(ə)nˈbɑlk(ə)n

Relating to the Balkan Mountains or to the countries occupying the part of south-eastern Europe lying south of the Danube and Sava Rivers.
films from the Balkan countries
a Balkan state
Example sentencesExamples
- Will the Balkan region become a center for contemporary dance?
- She has published extensively on Eastern European and Balkan cinema.
- The horseshoe-shaped country is in the Balkan peninsula, along the Adriatic coast.
- The different regions of Greece have absorbed elements of the music of their Turkish, Balkan, and Italian neighbours, so that it is impossible to speak of a single tradition.
- Right now the focus is mixing Balkan music with Latin American, because those two have discovered each other and are going bananas.
- He says the post-war pottery is Balkan in style because the Trojans were keen to align themselves with the people there.
- Macedonian food is typically Balkan.

Rhymes

Balcon

Definition of Balkan in US English:

Balkan

adjectiveˈbälk(ə)nˈbɑlk(ə)n

Relating to the Balkan Mountains or to the countries occupying the part of southeastern Europe lying south of the Danube and Sava Rivers.
films from the Balkan countries
a Balkan state
Example sentencesExamples
- She has published extensively on Eastern European and Balkan cinema.
- The different regions of Greece have absorbed elements of the music of their Turkish, Balkan, and Italian neighbours, so that it is impossible to speak of a single tradition.
- Right now the focus is mixing Balkan music with Latin American, because those two have discovered each other and are going bananas.
- Macedonian food is typically Balkan.
- He says the post-war pottery is Balkan in style because the Trojans were keen to align themselves with the people there.
- The horseshoe-shaped country is in the Balkan peninsula, along the Adriatic coast.
- Will the Balkan region become a center for contemporary dance?

单词	Balkan
释义	Definition of Balkan in English: Balkan adjective ˈbɔːlk(ə)nˈbɑlk(ə)n Relating to the Balkan Mountains or to the countries occupying the part of south-eastern Europe lying south of the Danube and Sava Rivers. films from the Balkan countries a Balkan state Example sentencesExamples Will the Balkan region become a center for contemporary dance? She has published extensively on Eastern European and Balkan cinema. The horseshoe-shaped country is in the Balkan peninsula, along the Adriatic coast. The different regions of Greece have absorbed elements of the music of their Turkish, Balkan, and Italian neighbours, so that it is impossible to speak of a single tradition. Right now the focus is mixing Balkan music with Latin American, because those two have discovered each other and are going bananas. He says the post-war pottery is Balkan in style because the Trojans were keen to align themselves with the people there. Macedonian food is typically Balkan. Rhymes Balcon Definition of Balkan in US English: Balkan adjectiveˈbälk(ə)nˈbɑlk(ə)n Relating to the Balkan Mountains or to the countries occupying the part of southeastern Europe lying south of the Danube and Sava Rivers. films from the Balkan countries a Balkan state Example sentencesExamples She has published extensively on Eastern European and Balkan cinema. The different regions of Greece have absorbed elements of the music of their Turkish, Balkan, and Italian neighbours, so that it is impossible to speak of a single tradition. Right now the focus is mixing Balkan music with Latin American, because those two have discovered each other and are going bananas. Macedonian food is typically Balkan. He says the post-war pottery is Balkan in style because the Trojans were keen to align themselves with the people there. The horseshoe-shaped country is in the Balkan peninsula, along the Adriatic coast. Will the Balkan region become a center for contemporary dance?
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