European

[ˌjʊrəˈpiːən]

Definition:
1. Of or connected with Europe.
2. A person from Europe, or whose ancestors came from Europe.

Similar: Europe

Use 'European' in a sentence:

• 1. In absolute terms British wages remain low by European standards.
• 2. A number of Britain's beaches fail to meet European standards on cleanliness.
• 3. European agriculture ministers failed to break the deadlock over farm subsidies.
• 4. She is to stand as a Member of the European Parliament.
• 5. Even the European dream is beginning to turn sour.
• 6. We kissed each other's cheeks in the European manner.
• 7. The Zambian game is much more aggressive than European soccer.
• 8. It will lead to devaluation of a number of European currencies.
• 9. She became a leading promoter of European integration.
• 10. The hotel flies the European Union flag.
• 11. The European Parliament is not an institution which excites interest in voters.
• 12. He wants companies to follow the European model of social responsibility.
• 13. This is a European, and not a specifically British, problem.
• 14. The European anthem was played at the opening and closing ceremonies.
• 15. It is fitting that the new centre for European studies should be in a university that teaches every European language.
• 16. The England team were a poor advertisement for European football tonight.
• 17. This chapter briefly surveys the current state of European politics.
• 18. The European Court's decision has been greeted with dismay by fishermen.
• 19. These actions are in contravention of European law.
• 20. Most European spiders don't bite.
• 21. Much of the plan runs counter to European agriculture and environmental policy.
• 22. Integrating the pound with other European currencies could cause difficulties.
• 23. Now baseball is trying to get in on the European market.
• 24. In today's lecture the focus will be on tax structures within the European Union.
• 25. The report is based on figures from six different European cities.
• 26. Students are allowed to take European history and American history.
• 27. Strategic alliances are being forged with major European companies.
• 28. The government's plans run counter to agreed European policy on this issue.
• 29. The Prime Minister met other European leaders for talks.
• 30. She won bronze for Great Britain in the European Championships.
• 31. With Germany, France has been the prime mover behind closer European integration.
• 32. The European Builders Confederation has a membership of over 350,000 building companies.
• 33. The papers also show a lively interest in European developments.
• 34. They look enviously at the success of their European counterparts.
• 35. Inflation is now at a rate comparable with that in other European countries.
• 36. In this respect, Britain compares unfavourably with other European countries.
• 37. The country applied for full membership of the European Union.
• 38. The course is part funded by the European Commission.
• 39. He won a silver medal at the European Championships.
• 40. The firm has begun a major push into the European market.
• 41. We were able to undercut our European rivals by 5%.
• 42. Some beaches had failed to comply with European directives on bathing water.
• 43. We are recruiting a sales manager with responsibility for the European market.
• 44. Article 10 of the European Convention guarantees free speech.
• 45. On the money markets the dollar was weaker against European currencies.