alaskan
part of speech
adjective (Alaskan); noun (an Alaskan, Alaskans)
meaning for a pupil
1) adjective: From or about Alaska, the largest state of the USA, in the far north-west of North America. tree →
2) noun: A person who lives in or comes from Alaska. tree →
sense in the lessons
Used in geography lessons and nature stories: Alaskan bears, salmon, glaciers, the Alaskan Malamute dog. Phrases: «Alaskan wilderness», «Alaskan Malamute».
examples
- Alaskan winters are long and dark. tree →
- The Alaskan brown bear catches salmon. tree →
- An Alaskan Malamute pulled the sled. tree →
- My pen pal is an Alaskan. tree →
- Alaskan glaciers are melting faster. tree →
- Many Alaskan towns can only be reached by plane. tree →
note
Always a capital A: Alaskan. Alaska became a US state in 1959; the USA bought it from Russia in 1867.
Trees and pragmatics
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