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Meanings of English people in English
Nation and ethnic group native to England.
Related terms
Usage of English people in English
1
Just because he likes to think English people are better than that.
2
We were working with English people, and that's a test, he quipped.
3
I tell the English people to beware, and be wise in time.
4
Throne of England, for I have no confidence in the English people.
5
But parliamentary power meant the power of the English people and taxpayers.
6
It does not ask the English people to join the Fabian Society.
7
He says he enjoyed the chattiness of Americans compared with English people.
8
His tyranny could not break the high spirit of the English people.
9
The one Power he never ventured to defy was the English people.
10
The New York press holds this argument over English people in terrorem.
11
By good fortune it belongs to the English people and is No.
12
Bolivia is a go-ahead country in which English people are greatly interested.
13
The sturdy, unflinching patriotism of the English people springs from this source.
14
Nationality and their national institutions are the very life-blood of English people.
15
Yet was he delighted with the English people and with English life.
16
Were we to desert him at the bidding of the English people?
This collocation consists of:
Translations for English people
Portuguese
Spanish
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English people through the time
English people across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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