Definition of Chechen in English:

Chechen

nounPlural Chechens ˈtʃɛtʃɛnˈtʃɛtʃɛn

1A member of the largely Muslim people inhabiting Chechnya.
车臣人
Example sentencesExamples
- The Chechens therefore have retained many traditional customs and practices.
- The Chechens met the Russians in urban combat in Grozny and soon Chechen snipers took a toll on Russian forces.
- Others think they may be Chechens or Ingush - another Caucasus ethnic group - or even local men.
- The letter appears to contradict Russian claims that the Chechens made no proper demands to end the standoff.
- The British Foreign Office met with a representative of the Chechens in January.
- The Ingush, closely related to the Chechens, are predominantly Muslim.
- Most were Uzbeks, but there were also Afghans, Chechens, Uighurs from China and a small number of Arabs.
- I'll have to check and see if we've had any talk with Chechens recently.
2mass noun The North Caucasian language of the Chechen people.
车臣语（一种北高加索语）
Example sentencesExamples
- Until 1991, Chechnya had two official languages, Chechen and Russian.

adjectiveˈtʃɛtʃɛnˈtʃɛtʃɛn

Relating to the Chechen people or their language.
（与）车臣人（有关）的；（与）车臣语（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- But the origins of the Chechen conflict lie not in Islamic militancy but in the 19th century Chechen struggle to resist absorption by the Russian empire.
- The Chechen language is unique to the Caucasus region, and not related to any languages outside of this region.
- They used the Chechen language to talk with each other, but they spoke Russian to us.
- ‘There were these Chechen women who were sitting next to a couple of Russian sisters and their children, and they talked,’ he says.

Origin

From obsolete Russian chechen (earlier form of chechenets).

Definition of Chechen in US English:

Chechen

nounˈCHeCHenˈtʃɛtʃɛn

1A member of the largely Muslim people inhabiting Chechnya.
车臣人
Example sentencesExamples
- Most were Uzbeks, but there were also Afghans, Chechens, Uighurs from China and a small number of Arabs.
- Others think they may be Chechens or Ingush - another Caucasus ethnic group - or even local men.
- The British Foreign Office met with a representative of the Chechens in January.
- The Chechens met the Russians in urban combat in Grozny and soon Chechen snipers took a toll on Russian forces.
- The Chechens therefore have retained many traditional customs and practices.
- The Ingush, closely related to the Chechens, are predominantly Muslim.
- The letter appears to contradict Russian claims that the Chechens made no proper demands to end the standoff.
- I'll have to check and see if we've had any talk with Chechens recently.
2The North Caucasian language of the Chechen.
车臣语（一种北高加索语）
Example sentencesExamples
- Until 1991, Chechnya had two official languages, Chechen and Russian.

adjectiveˈCHeCHenˈtʃɛtʃɛn

Relating to the Chechen or their language.
（与）车臣人（有关）的；（与）车臣语（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- They used the Chechen language to talk with each other, but they spoke Russian to us.
- ‘There were these Chechen women who were sitting next to a couple of Russian sisters and their children, and they talked,’ he says.
- But the origins of the Chechen conflict lie not in Islamic militancy but in the 19th century Chechen struggle to resist absorption by the Russian empire.
- The Chechen language is unique to the Caucasus region, and not related to any languages outside of this region.

Origin

From obsolete Russian chechen (earlier form of chechenets).

单词	Chechen
释义	Definition of Chechen in English: Chechen nounPlural Chechens ˈtʃɛtʃɛnˈtʃɛtʃɛn 1A member of the largely Muslim people inhabiting Chechnya. 车臣人 Example sentencesExamples The Chechens therefore have retained many traditional customs and practices. The Chechens met the Russians in urban combat in Grozny and soon Chechen snipers took a toll on Russian forces. Others think they may be Chechens or Ingush - another Caucasus ethnic group - or even local men. The letter appears to contradict Russian claims that the Chechens made no proper demands to end the standoff. The British Foreign Office met with a representative of the Chechens in January. The Ingush, closely related to the Chechens, are predominantly Muslim. Most were Uzbeks, but there were also Afghans, Chechens, Uighurs from China and a small number of Arabs. I'll have to check and see if we've had any talk with Chechens recently. 2mass noun The North Caucasian language of the Chechen people. 车臣语（一种北高加索语） Example sentencesExamples Until 1991, Chechnya had two official languages, Chechen and Russian. adjectiveˈtʃɛtʃɛnˈtʃɛtʃɛn Relating to the Chechen people or their language. （与）车臣人（有关）的；（与）车臣语（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples But the origins of the Chechen conflict lie not in Islamic militancy but in the 19th century Chechen struggle to resist absorption by the Russian empire. The Chechen language is unique to the Caucasus region, and not related to any languages outside of this region. They used the Chechen language to talk with each other, but they spoke Russian to us. ‘There were these Chechen women who were sitting next to a couple of Russian sisters and their children, and they talked,’ he says. Origin From obsolete Russian chechen (earlier form of chechenets). Definition of Chechen in US English: Chechen nounˈCHeCHenˈtʃɛtʃɛn 1A member of the largely Muslim people inhabiting Chechnya. 车臣人 Example sentencesExamples Most were Uzbeks, but there were also Afghans, Chechens, Uighurs from China and a small number of Arabs. Others think they may be Chechens or Ingush - another Caucasus ethnic group - or even local men. The British Foreign Office met with a representative of the Chechens in January. The Chechens met the Russians in urban combat in Grozny and soon Chechen snipers took a toll on Russian forces. The Chechens therefore have retained many traditional customs and practices. The Ingush, closely related to the Chechens, are predominantly Muslim. The letter appears to contradict Russian claims that the Chechens made no proper demands to end the standoff. I'll have to check and see if we've had any talk with Chechens recently. 2The North Caucasian language of the Chechen. 车臣语（一种北高加索语） Example sentencesExamples Until 1991, Chechnya had two official languages, Chechen and Russian. adjectiveˈCHeCHenˈtʃɛtʃɛn Relating to the Chechen or their language. （与）车臣人（有关）的；（与）车臣语（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples They used the Chechen language to talk with each other, but they spoke Russian to us. ‘There were these Chechen women who were sitting next to a couple of Russian sisters and their children, and they talked,’ he says. But the origins of the Chechen conflict lie not in Islamic militancy but in the 19th century Chechen struggle to resist absorption by the Russian empire. The Chechen language is unique to the Caucasus region, and not related to any languages outside of this region. Origin From obsolete Russian chechen (earlier form of chechenets).
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