Definition of Hongkonger in English:

Hongkonger

noun hɒŋˈkɒŋəhôNGˈkôNGər

A native or inhabitant of Hong Kong.
more than 740,000 Hongkongers visited Japan last year
Example sentencesExamples
- Albert Poon was the first Hongkonger to win the Grand Prix in his Lotus Type 23, finishing the race in three hours 40 minutes and 44.2 seconds.
- The Hong Konger turned the tide in the second set, relying on her serve-and-volley style to level proceedings.
- Most Hongkongers will be forced to dip into their savings or call on financial support of their families during serious illness or accidents.
- He pledged to probe into any unfair treatment Hongkongers might receive abroad or on the mainland.
- He is a Hongkonger working for the Straits Times.
- Hongkongers consumed nearly 24 tonnes of diet pills and other weight-loss potions in 2001.
- As a Hongkonger myself, I am very much used to such scenes.
- Desserts are definitely part of a Hongkonger's life as the place is littered with dessert shops.
- So, how much does a Hongkonger need to retire comfortably?
- Hongkongers are accustomed to a high level of performance from the civil service.
- Despite seeing friends lose their lives to the mountains, one Hongkonger is facing his fears - and has just conquered Mount Everest for a second time.

Definition of Hongkonger in US English:

Hongkonger

nounhôNGˈkôNGər

A native or inhabitant of Hong Kong.
more than 740,000 Hongkongers visited Japan last year
Example sentencesExamples
- Most Hongkongers will be forced to dip into their savings or call on financial support of their families during serious illness or accidents.
- Albert Poon was the first Hongkonger to win the Grand Prix in his Lotus Type 23, finishing the race in three hours 40 minutes and 44.2 seconds.
- He is a Hongkonger working for the Straits Times.
- Hongkongers consumed nearly 24 tonnes of diet pills and other weight-loss potions in 2001.
- So, how much does a Hongkonger need to retire comfortably?
- Desserts are definitely part of a Hongkonger's life as the place is littered with dessert shops.
- Hongkongers are accustomed to a high level of performance from the civil service.
- As a Hongkonger myself, I am very much used to such scenes.
- The Hong Konger turned the tide in the second set, relying on her serve-and-volley style to level proceedings.
- Despite seeing friends lose their lives to the mountains, one Hongkonger is facing his fears - and has just conquered Mount Everest for a second time.
- He pledged to probe into any unfair treatment Hongkongers might receive abroad or on the mainland.

单词	Hongkonger
释义	Definition of Hongkonger in English: Hongkonger noun hɒŋˈkɒŋəhôNGˈkôNGər A native or inhabitant of Hong Kong. more than 740,000 Hongkongers visited Japan last year Example sentencesExamples Albert Poon was the first Hongkonger to win the Grand Prix in his Lotus Type 23, finishing the race in three hours 40 minutes and 44.2 seconds. The Hong Konger turned the tide in the second set, relying on her serve-and-volley style to level proceedings. Most Hongkongers will be forced to dip into their savings or call on financial support of their families during serious illness or accidents. He pledged to probe into any unfair treatment Hongkongers might receive abroad or on the mainland. He is a Hongkonger working for the Straits Times. Hongkongers consumed nearly 24 tonnes of diet pills and other weight-loss potions in 2001. As a Hongkonger myself, I am very much used to such scenes. Desserts are definitely part of a Hongkonger's life as the place is littered with dessert shops. So, how much does a Hongkonger need to retire comfortably? Hongkongers are accustomed to a high level of performance from the civil service. Despite seeing friends lose their lives to the mountains, one Hongkonger is facing his fears - and has just conquered Mount Everest for a second time. Definition of Hongkonger in US English: Hongkonger nounhôNGˈkôNGər A native or inhabitant of Hong Kong. more than 740,000 Hongkongers visited Japan last year Example sentencesExamples Most Hongkongers will be forced to dip into their savings or call on financial support of their families during serious illness or accidents. Albert Poon was the first Hongkonger to win the Grand Prix in his Lotus Type 23, finishing the race in three hours 40 minutes and 44.2 seconds. He is a Hongkonger working for the Straits Times. Hongkongers consumed nearly 24 tonnes of diet pills and other weight-loss potions in 2001. So, how much does a Hongkonger need to retire comfortably? Desserts are definitely part of a Hongkonger's life as the place is littered with dessert shops. Hongkongers are accustomed to a high level of performance from the civil service. As a Hongkonger myself, I am very much used to such scenes. The Hong Konger turned the tide in the second set, relying on her serve-and-volley style to level proceedings. Despite seeing friends lose their lives to the mountains, one Hongkonger is facing his fears - and has just conquered Mount Everest for a second time. He pledged to probe into any unfair treatment Hongkongers might receive abroad or on the mainland.
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