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national

/ˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)l

adjective

1Relating to or characteristic of a nation; common to a whole nation: this policy may have been in the national interest a national newspaper...

The two-hour show was televised on the national network so the whole country could watch.
The national team turns the whole country orange and has a massive appeal to the fans.
But the underlining issue is the coverage the game as a whole receives from national media.

Synonyms

state, public, federal, governmental;

civic, civil, domestic, internal, home;

popular;

ethnic, racial, cultural, tribal, indigenous, native, ethnological

nationwide, countrywide, state, coast-to-coast, general, widespread, overall, comprehensive

1.1Owned, controlled, or financially supported by the state: plans for a national art library...

She feels at the moment there is no way to express support on a national scale.
If we do not choose the best to control our national assets, we dare not complain when we get the worst.
For the moment the data support a national ultrasound screening programme for aortic aneurysm.

noun

1A citizen of a particular country: a German national...

Children of foreign nationals born prior to this date automatically received Irish citizenship.
This status affords less legal protection than foreign nationals would receive in China.
The outbreak of war also meant he had to return to Russia, as he was a foreign national in Germany.

Synonyms

citizen, subject, native, resident, inhabitant;

voter

2 (usually nationals) A national newspaper as opposed to a local one: the inability of the local press to compete with the nationals for news...

He was in all the nationals and on the front page of one of the broadsheets by Saturday morning.
The new technology could one day be extended to cover British nationals.
The protagonist of the book is a journalist who works for a local paper and also freelances for the nationals.

3 (the National) another name for Grand National.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, from Latin natio(n-) 'birth, race of people' (see nation).

单词	national
释义	national /ˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)l / adjective 1Relating to or characteristic of a nation; common to a whole nation: this policy may have been in the national interest a national newspaper... The two-hour show was televised on the national network so the whole country could watch. The national team turns the whole country orange and has a massive appeal to the fans. But the underlining issue is the coverage the game as a whole receives from national media. Synonyms state, public, federal, governmental; civic, civil, domestic, internal, home; popular; ethnic, racial, cultural, tribal, indigenous, native, ethnological nationwide, countrywide, state, coast-to-coast, general, widespread, overall, comprehensive 1.1Owned, controlled, or financially supported by the state: plans for a national art library... She feels at the moment there is no way to express support on a national scale. If we do not choose the best to control our national assets, we dare not complain when we get the worst. For the moment the data support a national ultrasound screening programme for aortic aneurysm. noun 1A citizen of a particular country: a German national... Children of foreign nationals born prior to this date automatically received Irish citizenship. This status affords less legal protection than foreign nationals would receive in China. The outbreak of war also meant he had to return to Russia, as he was a foreign national in Germany. Synonyms citizen, subject, native, resident, inhabitant; voter 2 (usually nationals) A national newspaper as opposed to a local one: the inability of the local press to compete with the nationals for news... He was in all the nationals and on the front page of one of the broadsheets by Saturday morning. The new technology could one day be extended to cover British nationals. The protagonist of the book is a journalist who works for a local paper and also freelances for the nationals. 3 (the National) another name for Grand National. Origin Late 16th century: from French, from Latin natio(n-) 'birth, race of people' (see nation). Rhymes irrational, passional, rational
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