| 释义 |
coun·try·man
\ˈkəntrēmən, -trə̇m-; in sense 3 often -ˌman, -ˌmaa(ə)n\ noun
(plural countrymen)
Etymology: Middle English contreeman, from contree country + man
1. : an inhabitant or native of a specified country
< a north countryman >
2. : one born, residing, or holding citizenship in the same country as another : compatriot
< liked abroad but hated by his countrymen >
3. : one living in the country : husbandman, farmer; also : one marked by country ways : rustic
< some great gawk of a countryman — Donagh MacDonagh > |