Bengali

英 [beŋˈɡɔːli]

美 [beŋˈɡɑːli]

n.  孟加拉国人; (印度东部的)西孟加拉邦人; 孟加拉语
adj.  孟加拉人的，孟加拉语的

BNC.36335 / COCA.31737

牛津词典

noun

• 孟加拉国人；（印度东部的）西孟加拉邦人
  a person from Bangladesh or West Bengal in eastern India
• 孟加拉语
  the language of people from Bangladesh or West Bengal in eastern India

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 孟加拉的；孟加拉人的；孟加拉话的
  Bengalimeans belonging or relating to Bengal, or to its people or language.
  1. She married a Bengali doctor.
     她嫁给了一个孟加拉医生。
  2. ABengaliis a person who comes from Bangladesh or West Bengal.
     孟加拉人（包括孟加拉国人和印度西孟加拉邦人）
• 孟加拉语
  Bengaliis the language that is spoken by people who live in Bangladesh and by many people in West Bengal.

双语例句

• I was also lucky I knew someone who spoke bengali.
  幸运的是我也认识会说孟加拉语的人。
• There, a shared Bengali identity runs deep, the Muslim population is less prone to religious fundamentalism than that of Pakistan and MS Hasina is regarded as an ally of India.
  在那里，人们对孟加拉的认同感非常强烈；与巴基斯坦相比，孟加拉国穆斯林的宗教原教旨主义倾向相对较弱；哈西娜女士则被认为是印度的一个盟友。
• Arabic is spoken in a large number of countries, while Japanese is only spoken in Japan. Nearly half of Bengali speakers live in India.
  有很多国家都有阿拉伯语使用者，但是只有日本才有日语使用者，而几乎一半的孟加拉语使用者都住在印度。
• A great-uncle was the first Bengali to serve in the governor of Bengal's executive council.
  一位叔祖父是第一个为孟加拉行政会议长官做事的孟加拉人。
• Language: the official language is Bengali. English is also used widely.
  语言：官方语言为孟加拉语，英语也通用。
• The Bengali and other scripts were also used in their respective regions.
  孟加拉语和其他手稿也使用它们各自的宗教。
• A member of a people living in Bangladesh and West Bengali ( mainly Hindus).
  一个住在孟加拉国和西孟加拉的民族（主要是孟加拉教徒）。
• It was started on the first day of the Bengali New Year.
  该车于孟加拉新年初一首发。
• Sen writes: I can be at the same time an Asian, an Indian citizen, a US resident, a British academic, a Bengali with Bangladeshi ancestry, etcetera.
  森写道：我可以既是亚洲人，又是印度公民，同时还是美国居民、英国学者、祖籍孟加拉的孟加拉人等等。
• But Mr. Valletta and Ms. Bengali dig a bit deeper into these involuntary part-timers, distinguishing between former full-timers whose hours have been cut back and those who have taken part-time jobs because they can't find anything else.
  但瓦莱塔和本加利更为深入了考察了这些非自愿的兼职者，将曾经从事全职工作但工作时间被削减的人与找不到别的工作而接受兼职者区分开来。