"Zambian" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Zambian" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Zambian

"Zambian" Meaning

Adjective (British): Relating to or from Zambia.

{"A Zambian safari was on my bucket list."}

"Zambian" Examples

Verb Forms of "Zambian"

Base Form

A resident of Zambia is a Zambian.

Past Simple

The geographic team discovered new mountains in Zambian mountains last year.
She is of Zambian descent and still travels regularly to Lusaka.
He started his business in the copper-mining industry of Zambia.
There was too much oversight by the government of Zambia that indicated war without a war-like declaration in Kongwa.
Only a very small number of female police officers in Zambia are subjected to more training on gender and violence.

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