Definition of Tokelauan in English:

Tokelauan

nounˌtəʊkəˈlaʊən

A native or inhabitant of the Tokelau group of islands in the western Pacific.
the sandy soil and meager vegetation force the Tokelauans to depend on the sea for protein
Example sentencesExamples
- The 8,000 expatriate Tokelauans, mostly in New Zealand, have no vote.
- The Tokelauans, a Polynesian people, are reluctant over any change in status which would create the world's ultimate microstate.
- I guess no one expected that enough Tokelauans would actually vote for colonial government.
- It's an atoll the Americans call Swains Island but which Tokelauans call Olohega.
- Every Tokelauan, Niuean, and Cook Islander is a New Zealand citizen.
- They had to agree to a joint venture with the Tokelauans, giving them a share of profits.
- There are 1,600 Tokelauans in Tokelau, but five times as many living overseas.
- For young Tokelauans, the Internet is opening up a whole new world.
- This meaning emerged gradually over time, and Tokelauans are stuck with it.
- Tokelauans will retain New Zealand citizenship, and we will continue to provide aid and assistance.

adjectiveˌtəʊkəˈlaʊən

Relating to or characteristic of the Tokelau group of islands in the western Pacific or its inhabitants.
Tokelauan elders

单词	Tokelauan
释义	Definition of Tokelauan in English: Tokelauan nounˌtəʊkəˈlaʊən A native or inhabitant of the Tokelau group of islands in the western Pacific. the sandy soil and meager vegetation force the Tokelauans to depend on the sea for protein Example sentencesExamples The 8,000 expatriate Tokelauans, mostly in New Zealand, have no vote. The Tokelauans, a Polynesian people, are reluctant over any change in status which would create the world's ultimate microstate. I guess no one expected that enough Tokelauans would actually vote for colonial government. It's an atoll the Americans call Swains Island but which Tokelauans call Olohega. Every Tokelauan, Niuean, and Cook Islander is a New Zealand citizen. They had to agree to a joint venture with the Tokelauans, giving them a share of profits. There are 1,600 Tokelauans in Tokelau, but five times as many living overseas. For young Tokelauans, the Internet is opening up a whole new world. This meaning emerged gradually over time, and Tokelauans are stuck with it. Tokelauans will retain New Zealand citizenship, and we will continue to provide aid and assistance. adjectiveˌtəʊkəˈlaʊən Relating to or characteristic of the Tokelau group of islands in the western Pacific or its inhabitants. Tokelauan elders
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