Austrian
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- adjective
- /ˈɔːstriən/
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austríaco
- She admired the beautiful Austrian architecture during her visit to Vienna.
- German and Austrian
- Austrian economist
- Austrian shillings
I love hearing his weird Austrian gremlin accent.
- I love hearing his weird Austrian gremlin accent.
- So it's a lot to do with Austrian politics, Austrian economy.
- You've, you've mentioned the Austrian school as, as an approach to economics.
- So, you know, you could neoclassical, post Kensian, Austrian.
- And Peter Thiel, the, you know, Austrian ubermensch here from Stanford, takes over.
- So like you said, you're at least in part or in whole consider yourself an Austrian economist.
Examples
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So this was invented by an Austrian company in Vienna.
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So it's a lot to do with Austrian politics, Austrian economy.
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I liked the Austrian way better.
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A full third of the Austrian forces facing him had been captured.
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For three centuries, they lived under Austrian rule, then German and Russian occupation.
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I've been driving through every village between here and the Austrian border.
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The institutionalized study of the United States at Austrian universities is of relatively recent date.
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Before proceeding, it would be helpful to discuss what the Austrian Empire actually was.
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Jen's going to help us, and we're going to eat some Austrian food, including Wiener.
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The desire to avoid military service in the Austrian army motivated some young males to emigrate.
Academic text (1996)
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Austrian describing things from Austria comes from the country name Österreich, from old German Ost- 'east' and -reich 'realm' or 'kingdom'. That's why Austrian means 'of or about Austria'.