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Meanings of foreigner in English
A person who comes from a foreign country; someone who does not owe allegiance to your country.
Usage of foreigner in English
1
As a foreigner, however, he's not eligible to win the National Championship.
2
A second foreigner has drowned in a week in the Cook Islands.
3
For example, the Canadian pitcher plant is there, a foreigner, now resident.
4
Against the foreigner and the Huguenot the door was closed and barred.
5
It was said that a foreigner couldn't possibly win the English championship.
6
This foreigner Paredes was awake and dressed and in the lower hall.
7
The foreigner was composed and silent while the American examined the jewels.
8
Students were urged to practice their English on any foreigner they met.
9
But we always get the money when the foreigner gets the bonds.
10
You're a foreigner.' And that wasn't as harsh as the other ones.
11
The distinguished foreigner had with her in her open carriage Monsieur Vandenesse.
12
This is no story about a foreigner struggling to assimilate in American.
13
But the foreigner-theIrishman-rose from his corner and walked towards the instrument.
14
It is even less likely that a foreigner would know about it.
15
Hiring qualified servants can be so taxing in Spain-especiallyfor a foreigner.
16
There is one great difference between the American working-man and the foreigner.
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Translations for foreigner
Portuguese
Russian
Foreigner through the time
Foreigner across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common