Orangeman
英 [ˈɒrɪndʒmən] 美 [ˈɔrɪndʒmən]

n.

奥兰治党员，橙带党员；

变形

复数：Orangemen

英英释义

Orangeman[ 'ɔrindʒmən; 'ɔ:- ]

• n.a member of a society founded in Ireland in 1795 to uphold Protestantism and the British sovereign

权威例句

Orangeman
Thomas Scott (Orangeman)
Fresh-squeezed ORANGEMAN
Billy's Boys, or an Orangeman's Dilemma
Dark Day as Orangeman Attacks Church 'Traitors'
The Orangeman, the Life and Times of Ogle Gowan by Don Akenson
Why the Orangeman Thrills in Taking to the Streets of Ulster
Monaghan Reimagined: "The Orangeman"(1915) as Ulster-American Origin Narrative
Orangeman Hits out at Stand-Off Violence; 'After the Deaths of the Children I Just Couldn't Face the Twelfth Demonstrations'
AKENSON, Don, The Orangeman: The Life and Times of Ogle Gowan. Toronto, James Lorimer, 1986. 330 p. 24,95 $