Arab

UK:  [ˈærəb]

US:  [ˈerəb]

复数：Arabs  

adj.

1.阿拉伯的;阿拉伯人的;阿拉伯语的

n.

1.阿拉伯人

2.【动】阿拉伯马

1 . The U. S. president will seek Arab support to help contain Iran when his tour takes him to Gulf countries and Egypt.
布什誓言要阻止伊朗开发原子弹，并不排除采取军事行动的可能，在本次访问中他还将寻求阿拉伯国家对其遏制伊朗的支持。

2 . The West does not seem to notice the steady deterioration in human rights in Turkey, instead extolling it as a model for the Arab spring.
西方国家似乎并没有看到土耳其人权状况的不断恶化，反而将其赞为阿拉伯世界春天的典范。

3 . The scion of a prominent Sunni Arab family, he took the job two years ago after his predecessor, his cousin, was assassinated.
作为一个逊尼派阿拉伯名门望族的子孙，两年前在其前任–他堂兄–被刺杀之后，他干上了这份差事。

4 . One of the two outsiders invited to the discussions was an Arab Jesuit with uncompromising views.
受邀参加讨论会的两个局外人中有一个便是持强硬观点的阿拉伯耶稣会会士。

5 . A woman, disguised in an Arab man's robes and headdress, slipped into a line of Army recruits and detonated explosives strapped to her body.
用阿拉伯男子长袍和头巾伪装起来的一名妇女混在应征的新兵队伍中，引爆了绑在自己身上的炸药。